Re: Compaq C++ signals with -std strict_ansi

From: Tom Woodburn (woodburn_at_zk3.dec.com)
Date: 05/12/04

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    Tim,

    > Can anyone explain why `-std strict_ansi' has such a stripped
    > down set of defines and declarations when signal.h is included?

    That stripped down set is all that the C standard library allows
    in <signal.h>. When you use the '-std strict_ansi' option, you're
    telling the compiler to follow the C++ standard strictly and that
    includes using a pure C name space (which is what the
    __PURE_CNAME symbol in the header refers to).

    For details, see the -pure_cname option in the cxx(1) man page.

    Tom Woodburn
    HP

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