This environment is not available under SunOS Release 4.1. The environment that most closely approximates an ANSI C environment is the System V environment. The System V environment is available with the System V software installation option. Refer to [a manual with the abbreviation INSTALL] for information on how to install optional software.
ANSI C is a proposed standard for the C language. SunOS Release 4.1 does not currently fully support ANSI C applications. It does support many of the functions described by the ANSI C draft. This man page does not imply that the functions supported by SunOS Release 4.1 and the functions described by the ANSI C draft perform identically. The ANSI C lint library is intended solely as a porting aid.
The ANSI C lint library consists exclusively of ANSI C functions. Users may lint their code with the -n -lansic options to catch all non-ANSI C features.
Certain functions defined in the ANSI C lint library are not available in the C library but are available. In particular, math functions are made available only when the -lm option is added to cc.1v or ld.1 commands.
Other ANSI C functions not supported at all in SunOS Release 4.1 are raise(), fgetpos(), fsetpos(), div(), ldiv(), strtoul(), strerror(), and difftime().
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