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The C standard is routinely updated. Both of the compilers support multiple languages, which are also receiving new versions. Finally, even if the language was unambiguously defined and never changed, new in-compiler optimization strategies are still being discovered and implemented.
Also, every compiler I've ever used for every language I've ever used includes at least some features that are not part of the language standard/specification (if it exists), and those pieces are also refined, sometimes even with the goal of getting them into a later version of the language.
That said, if the code you are compiling was really C2010 conforming, it will almost certainly work in a compiler fork from more than a decade ago. Unfortunately, most projects and developers either don't care to or don't know how to keep their source code strictly conforming.