Index of /JTC1/SC22/WG14/docs

 Name                    Last modified       Size  Description

 Parent Directory        21-Jan-2006 20:05      -  
 c9x/                    13-Oct-1998 03:54      -  
 data-parallel/          29-Jul-1997 23:44      -  
 ls-lR.gz                13-Oct-1998 17:10     6k  
 mailings/               13-Oct-1998 04:09      -  
 rationale/              13-Oct-1998 04:09      -  
 review/                 13-Oct-1998 03:54      -  
 rr/                     29-Jul-1997 23:44      -  

     This is the ISO C committee ftp archive.  The official home for
this archive is at ftp://ftp.dmk.com/DMK/sc22wg14 .  There is also an
official European mirror of this site at
ftp://dkuug.dk/JTC1/SC22/WG14/docs .  If you are in Europe, you might
get better performance from the mirror.

     The c9x directory contains items being considered as possible
additions to the C language during the current round of revisions.
The working name for this revision round is C9X.

     The following directories contain additional items of interest.

	data-parallel		- Data Parallel C Extensions.
	mailings		- Electronic versions of committee mailings.
	rationale		- The C89 and C9X rationales.
	review			- Documents out for public review.
	rr			- Records of Responses to defect reports.

     The following filename extensions are used.

	.dvi		TeX DVI format
	.fm4		Proprietary Framemaker 4.0 format
	.gz		compressed with GNU zip (ftpable from prep.ai.mit.edu)
	.latex		LaTeX format
	.mm		Troff/Groff mm macros format
	.ms		Troff/Groff ms macros format
	.pdf		Proprietary PDF format
	.ps		PostScript format
	.tar		Tar format (originally Unix, now available universally)
	.txt		ASCII text
	.w5m		Proprietary Microsoft Word 5.1 for Macintosh format

     To conserve space and network bandwidth, almost all files have
been compressed with GNU zip (gzip), so remember to set your ftp
transfer mode to binary for these.  If you do not have GNU zip, you
can ftp the latest version from prep.ai.mit.edu or ftp.uu.net.  It is
available for Unix, DOS, and Macintosh systems.

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