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What is Xcode's "default compiler"? Why not use C99?
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What is Xcode's "default compiler"? Why not use C99?


  • Subject: What is Xcode's "default compiler"? Why not use C99?
  • From: Dale Gillard <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 29 Dec 2003 22:02:32 +1100

Hi all

I was just reading an article suggesting improvements to enumeration in Objective-C.
<http://rentzsch.com/papers/improvingCocoaObjCEnumeration>


It states that Xcode uses the C89 standard. I checked my reasonable stock copy of Xcode 1.1 and it uses the "default compiler". It must not use the C99 compiler because I had to declare an integer outside of a for loop the other day.

My questions are: how can I tell what the "default compiler" is? And what are the pros and cons to using the C99 compiler option?

Thanks in advance

Dale
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