Hey -hackers,
I am wondering why some operating systems use the macro _ANSI_SOURCE
while others (ie Linux) use _ANSI_C_SOURCE to indicate that the source
compiled is ANSI-compliant (and similarly with _POSIX_SOURCE and
_POSIX_C_SOURCE). I have neither copies of the ANSI nor POSIX spec,
and I don't see any mention of either of these in APUE. So I'm
guessing these are sort of de-facto macros that are being used. Can
somebody shed some light on why these are different, and why some have
the _C in the middle?
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farooq <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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