Specify using "-ansi" option during compiling.#9
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I meet similar issues like #5 and #6 when using
gcc 6.2.1to compile code. The solution is just specifying "-ansi" option. Some compilers don't use "-ansi" as defaultC++compile option, and this may lead errors.