The list that follows provides a brief summary of all issues raised as separate questions within Defect Reports #0201 through #nnnn. Please note that the one-sentence summaries that follow seldom do justice to the issues, which are often subtle or complex. Read them to get a sense of the area of the ISO/IEC 9899:1999 C Standard requiring interpretation or correction. Be warned that they may well fail to properly characterize the precise concern.
Defect Report Number 201 22-Jun-1999
Feather (UK)
Q1: Integer types longer than long
Defect
Report Number 202 22-Jun-1999 Feather (UK)
Q1: Change return
type of certain <fenv.h> functions.
Defect
Report Number 203 18-Aug-1999 Jones (US)
Q1: C locale
conflict with ISO/IEC 9945-2
Defect Report
Number 204 15-Sep-1999 Mak (Canada)
Q1: size_t and
ptrdiff_t as a long long type
Defect
Report Number 205 15-Sep-1999 Mak (Canada)
Q1: New keyword
__at_least
Defect Report Number 206
13-Sep-1999 Feather (UK)
Q1: Default argument conversion of float
_Complex
Defect Report Number 207
13-Sep-1999 Feather (UK)
Q1: Handling of imaginary types
Defect
Report Number 208 13-Sep-1999 Feather (UK)
Q1: Ambiguity in
initialization
Defect Report Number 209
19-Oct-1999 Gwyn (US)
Q1: Problem implementing INTN_C
macros
Defect Report Number 210
19-Oct-1999 Tydeman (US)
Q1: fprintf a
and A conversions recomended practice
Q2: Hexadecimal convertion using the strtod family
Defect Report Number 211 19-Oct-1999
Tydeman (US)
Q1:Accuracy of decimal string to/from "binary"
(non-decimal) floating-point conversions
Defect Report Number
212 19-Oct-1999 Feather (UK)
Q1: Binding of multibyte
conversion state objects.
Defect Report
Number 213 21-Oct-1999 Feather (UK)
Q1: Lacuna in mbrtowc.