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How to find out which ANSI C standard my gcc works with by default?

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I read here it is C90 with extensions. How can I know for sure?

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Bruce Avatar asked Sep 17 '11 22:09

Bruce

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Try below command and search for std

gcc -v --help | less

It will show you all the available options for your gcc.

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havexz Avatar answered Sep 25 '22 03:09

havexz
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