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From: pwang@mcs.kent.edu
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Subject: Availability of ANSI standard C (question)
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As in many other institutions, Kent is looking into moving to ANSI
standard C as a uniform language for many purposes.

The gnu gcc is available on some platforms.  (Exactly which ones?)
Are there other ANSI standard C compilers from AT&T or other companies.
I would like to compile a list and will post it later.
But first your input would be appreciated.
Paul