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The compiler supports numerous extensions to the ISO C++ standard and to the C90 language, for example, function prototypes that override old-style nonprototype definitions.
These extensions are available if:
The source language is C++ and you are compiling in nonstrict mode.
The source language is C90 and you are compiling in nonstrict mode.
These extensions are not available if:
The source language is C++ and the
compiler is restricted to compiling strict Standard C++ using the --strict compiler
option.
The source language is C90 and the compiler is restricted
to compiling strict Standard C using the --strict compiler
option.
Language features of Standard C, for example long
long integers, might be similar to the C++ and C90 language
extensions. Such features continue to remain available if you are
compiling strict Standard C++ or strict C90 using the --strict compiler
option.
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