>Date: Sat, 17 May 1997 15:57:03 -0500 (CDT)
>From: Peter Seebach <seebs@solon.com>
>
>What man page section would language docs go in?  I would like to
>see NetBSD be one of the world's only conforming C implementations.
>To do that, we would need to document *every* instance of
>"implementation-defined behavior" in the standard.  This is actually
>not very hard, but where would this documentation go?

c(7) or isoc9x(7) or iso_c_9x(7).  Section 7 is where you throw
manpages that don't fit anywhere else.

>Also, does anyone object to C9X alignment when the C9X draft comes
>out?  Since NetBSD is one of the systems being used to show that
>strsep() is a good thing, I'd like to migrate it towards being a
>good C9X implementation.  (The gcc people are working on this
>already.)

That would depend on what the differences are.

>Anyway, feedback appreciated.  I would be happy to attempt to document
>the implementation defined behavior of our implementation, although
>I'll probably need some help on anything platform-dependant.

Well, we appreciate documentation, too. :-)
-- 
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