Concatenating with a compile-time definition in "ANSI" CPP

[Wm E Davidsen Jr]

In article <264 at capone.UUCP>, ndjc at capone.UUCP (Nick Crossley) writes:

|  He might be referring to the preprocessor that is part of the AT&T
|  Unix V.4 compilation system.  In that, if the 'transition mode' flag
|  -Xt is given to cc, most if not all of the "Reiserisms", including
|  parameter substitution is strings and token pasting with comments,
|  are allowed, with a warning.  

  What is the level of ANSI compliance without -Xt (or with whatever
option is needed). Are there any major new features which are missing in
whatever passes for ANSI mode? Can ANSI be made default?
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