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Visual Studio 2008 Restrict to ANSI C

I want to restrict microsoft visual studio so that it can only run "C99" (ANSI C) code. Can any one give me some guideline?

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Microsoft has not implemented c99, they have instead been putting their efforts in to standard C++.

However if all you want is to disable Microsoft's extensions to C/C++ then you can use the /Za compiler switch, but don't expect to use c99 stuff like stdint.h.

joshperry  2009-12-21 05:08:43

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