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Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think code like the following is legal
according to the Standard (and I just read the Standard) but I just compiled
it with gcc 3.2.2:
#include <ctime> // or any <cfoo> header
int main (void) { time (NULL); // or any name in <cfoo> return (0); }
The problem is that the Standard says that names in <cfoo> are declared in
the std namespace. The code above should require a using directive or
explicit qualification. No?
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