Re: variable declaration

[Jeff Teunissen]

"Philippe C.D.Robert" wrote:

[snip]

> I just noticed that you can declare a variable at anyplace with the gcc
> shipped with Mac OS X 10.2, just as you can do it in C++ (and unlike in
> ANSI C). So you are allowed to do
> 
> {
>    blu();
> 
>    int bla;
> 
>    bli();
> }
> 
> Is this valid in gcc 3.2 as well? If not, what is the plan wrt this?

This is valid ISO standard C (as of the ratification of the C99 update),
but not yet valid ANSI C.

As such, gcc 3.x support this.

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