PIC C Compiler

[asiye]

Hello,
My PIC Compiler supports the ANSI'89 C.So I need the complete set of "ANSI'89 C" commands,instructions. I searched so many sites,but unfortunately I can't get the complete set.
Please help me, where can I find them, or how can I get them?
Thanks.
Best regards.
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[davidpk]

Try the link. It looks good to me.

:= Hello,
:= My PIC Compiler supports the ANSI'89 C.So I need the complete set of "ANSI'89 C" commands,instructions. I searched so many sites,but unfortunately I can't get the complete set.
:= Please help me, where can I find them, or how can I get them?
:= Thanks.
:= Best regards.
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[chas]

:= Hello,
:= My PIC Compiler supports the ANSI'89 C.So I need the complete set of "ANSI'89 C" commands,instructions. I searched so many sites,but unfortunately I can't get the complete set.
:= Please help me, where can I find them, or how can I get them?
:= Thanks.
:= Best regards.

The best source for ANSI C that I know of is a book called "The C Programming Language, 2nd Edition" by Kernighan and Ritchie. This is "the" reference for C programming. Also, you might be able to get your hands on a copy of spec which is ANSI X3.159 or the superceeding document ANSI/ISO 9899. I have never seen either version of the spec., but they are the spec that you are looking for. Global Engineering Documents has them, but they are expensive ($142 in hardcopy or download). See the link below.
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[chas]

:= Hello,
:= My PIC Compiler supports the ANSI'89 C.So I need the complete set of "ANSI'89 C" commands,instructions. I searched so many sites,but unfortunately I can't get the complete set.
:= Please help me, where can I find them, or how can I get them?
:= Thanks.
:= Best regards.

The best reference that I know of for ANSI C is the book by Kernighan and Ritchie entitled "The C Programming Language, 2nd Edition". It is "the" reference for most programmers that I know. Also you might be able to locate a copy of the spec: ANSI X3.159 which has been superceded by ANSI/ISO 9899. Global Engineering Docs has the spec, but it's expensive ($142). Check the link below.
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