Intel i960 - Combining Long with Typedef Names

Caveats
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In some other C compilers, an extern declaration affects all the rest of
the file even if it happens within a block.
The
ftraditional option directs the compiler to treat all extern
declarations as global, like traditional compilers.
Combining long with typedef Names
In traditional C, you can combine long, etc., with a typedef name, as
shown here:
typedef int foo;
typedef long foo bar;
In ANSI C, this is not allowed: long and other type modifiers require an
explicit
int. Because this criterion is expressed by grammar rules rather
than C code,
ftraditional cannot alter it.
Using typedef Names in Function Parameters
Some C compilers allow typedef names to be used as function parameters.
Because this criterion is expressed by grammar rules rather than C code,
ftraditional cannot alter it.
Whitespace in Compound Assignment Operators
Some C compilers allow whitespace in the middle of compound
assignment operators such as
+=. The CTOOLS960 and GNU/960
compiler , following the ANSI standard, does not allow this. Because this
criterion is expressed by grammar rules rather than C code,
ftraditional cannot alter it.