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Preface Introduction
About the ARM compiler Source language modes ISO C90 ISO C99 ISO C++ Language extensions and language compliance Language extensions Language compliance The C and C++ libraries Compiler Command-line Options Language Extensions Compiler-specific Features C and C++ Implementation Details Via File Syntax Standard C Implementation Definition Standard C++ Implementation Definition C and C++ Compiler Implementation LimitsISO C99
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The ARM compiler compiles C as defined by the 1999 C standard and addenda, excepting complex numbers and wide I/O:
ISO/IEC 9899:1999. The 1999 International Standard for C.
The ARM compiler also supports several extensions to ISO C99. See Language extensions and language compliance for more information.
Throughout this document, the term:
- C99
Means ISO C99, excepting complex numbers and wide I/O, together with the ARM and GNU extensions.
Use the compiler option
‑‑c99to compile C99 code.- Strict C99
Means C as defined by the 1999 C standard and addenda, excepting complex numbers and wide I/O.
- Standard C
Means strict C99.
- C
Means any of C90, strict C90, C99, and Standard C.
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