In computer programming, ANSI C (or ISO C, or C89) is a specification for the C language and an update to the original K&R version of C. Programs written the ANSI C language have access to a few extra features inspired by C++; the main difference between old C and ANSI C seems to be in declarations of function parameters. These days, ANSI C is routine and C programmers almost always use it. * The Portland Pattern Repository wiki has a page: Wiki:AnsiCee. * Wikipedia has one: Wikipedia:ANSI C.
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