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In <4d0fjj$eok@lugb.latrobe.edu.au>, cs102238@lux.latrobe.edu.au (Gregary John Boyles ) writes:
>     const word MaxBytes=65535; Produces warning : conversion may lose 

I believe C assumes numeric constants are signed.  Try using 65535U.


>DriveSize=DiskInfo.df_total*DiskInfo.df_sclus*DiskInfo.df_bsec;

I'm assuming these DiskInfo fields are int's or unsigned int's?  Cast the
expression to long before assigning it: DriveSize=(long)DiskInfo....
>When I want to output a long int type varaible with printf, it prints out
>a garbage value for the variable despite declaring it as a li/ld in the
>format string. What am I doing wrong?

Are you 100% absolutely sure that ALL fields in your format string are of
the correct type?

>How do you use literal constants bigger than words e.g. how would you use
>the literal constant 1000000 without getting the 'constant out of range'
>warning/error?

Again, C assumes constants are int unless you tell it otherwise.  Make this
1000000L.

--Rob