Is there a way to check the default version of C89, C90, or C99 that gcc uses to compile your programs? I tried -v and --version but they only give the actual package of gcc info.
COKEDUDE
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Jump to PostThe GCC compiler has a switch -std which can determine the language standard.
Try searching this link for the -std switch options.
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gerard4143
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The GCC compiler has a switch -std which can determine the language standard.
Try searching this link for the -std switch options.
Mouche
The default version is gnu89.
"'g89' GNU dialect of ISO C90 (including some C99 features). This is the default for C code."
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Look at that link to see all the available standards.
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