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Solaris C compiler option -Xc
Anyone know what the -Xc option does? Is there an equivalent option for the Gnu compiler?
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The -Xc option used to compile for ISO C with K&R support, I think.
gcc -Wall compiles with ISO support and "lint" and will also tolerate K&R style functions. |
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doesnt -Wall just turn on ALL warnings?
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Yes, including problems with K&R == -Wextra
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