Current C standard

[Hans-Peter Diettrich]

I'm about to update my ToPas C-to-Pascal converter. Until now I only
have a copy of a C99 draft, and some older versions of CygWin/MinGW, VS
Express and BCB for the headers, for which my converter was working
perfectly.

Now I found in the RadStudio Windows headers significant changes, so
that I search for a more current version of the C standard and Windows
header files. The handling of the gcc headers also is not perfect right
now, another reason for updating my converter.

So the question is, where can I find a newer or final C specification,
and a set of Windows headers?

Free versions were fine, as I'm retired and use C for studies only.
ToPas is an open source project, but the published copies from 2004 seem
to have vanished. Now I plan to publish the sources on SourceForge or
GitHub, for better persistence. But don't hold your breath, it's Delphi
7 code only <gd&r>

TIA
DoDi

[James Kuyper]

Post by Hans-Peter Diettrich
I'm about to update my ToPas C-to-Pascal converter. Until now I only
have a copy of a C99 draft, and some older versions of CygWin/MinGW, VS
Express and BCB for the headers, for which my converter was working
perfectly.
Now I found in the RadStudio Windows headers significant changes, so
that I search for a more current version of the C standard and Windows
header files. The handling of the gcc headers also is not perfect right
now, another reason for updating my converter.
So the question is, where can I find a newer or final C specification,
and a set of Windows headers?
Free versions were fine, as I'm retired and use C for studies only.
ToPas is an open source project, but the published copies from 2004 seem
to have vanished. Now I plan to publish the sources on SourceForge or
GitHub, for better persistence. But don't hold your breath, it's Delphi
7 code only <gd&r>

<http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg14/www/docs/n1570.pdf> is almost
exactly the same as the official C2011 standard.

[Keith Thompson]

Hans-Peter Diettrich <***@aol.com> writes:
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Post by Hans-Peter Diettrich
So the question is, where can I find a newer or final C specification,

http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg14/www/docs/n1570.pdf

is a free draft of the latest edition of the ISO C standard (2011).
The differences between it and the published standard (which is
not free) are minimal.

(n1256.pdf is a draft of the C99 standard; it includes the standard
itself with the three Technical Corrigenda merged into it.)

Post by Hans-Peter Diettrich
and a set of Windows headers?

I don't know. Perhaps a Windows-oriented newsgroup could help with
that.

[...]

[Noob]

Post by James Kuyper

Post by Hans-Peter Diettrich
So the question is, where can I find a newer or final C specification,

http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg14/www/docs/n1570.pdf
is a free draft of the latest edition of the ISO C standard (2011).
The differences between it and the published standard (which is
not free) are minimal.

IMO, this HTML version is handy:

http://port70.net/~nsz/c/c11/n1570.html

Regards.