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Throughout this book, when referring to conformance to the
ANSI/ISO C standard, we will be referring to the 1989 standard, and will
generally just say C. Only if it is necessary to distinguish between
Standard 1989 C and older, pre-Standard versions of C will we make the
distinction. We do not reference C99 in this book.
The ANSI/ISO C++ Committee long ago finished working on the first C++ Standard, commonly known as C++98. We will use the term Standard
C++ to refer to this standardized language. If we simply refer to C++,
assume we mean Standard C++. The C++ Standards Committee continues to address
issues important to the C++ community that will become C++0x, a future C++
Standard not likely to be available for many years.
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