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Enforcing the ANSI C standard in Eclipse

Is there an option I can change in Eclipse to make sure that my code has got to be ANSI C-compliant before it can be compiled?

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Project > Properties > C/C++ Build > Tool Settings > Miscellaneous > "Support ANSI programs"

tur1ng  2010-01-26 16:08:18
I don't see it. http://img297.imageshack.us/img297/1645/properties.jpg
Pieter  2010-01-26 17:13:53
Wait I found it. I have to check "Support ANSI programs" as you said, but apparently I also have to check the -Wall and -pedantic options.
Pieter  2010-01-29 10:30:44

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