Standard C hasn't been ANSI C since 1989.

If I'm going to claim "for the 21st century" then I should at least
call it "ISO C".

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     <p><img alt="[ Bedstead and Bedstead Extended ]" src="extended.png"/></p>
 
-    <p>The outline version of Bedstead is generated by an ANSI C program
+    <p>The outline version of Bedstead is generated by an ISO C program
       which emits a Spline Font Database file for use with
       <a href="http://fontforge.github.io/">FontForge</a>, which
       can convert it into most reasonable font formats.</p>