vim foo.c (assume foo.c doesn't exist) a new buffer is opened with this.. /* * ===================================================================================== * * Filename: foo.c * * Description: * * Version: 1.0 * Created: 12/15/2005 05:02:18 PM EST * Revision: none * Compiler: gcc * * Author: read README.csupport to learn how to set defaults (), * Company: * * ===================================================================================== */ which is nearly always totally useless, and has to be deleted. Please disable this feature by default, and have users have to enable it in .vimrc, (as was previous behaviour) instead of making every user have to decode the documentation (after a 10 minute search I gave up trying to find out how to disable it), and change their .vimrc's.
for the timebeing, adding let g:C_Version=47 to .vimrc reverts to the old behaviour.
I've disabled the templates in vim-6.4.004-2