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Article #3131Re: HELP WITH WRITEREAL
From: Chris Austin
Date: Thu, 18 Jan 1996 10:00
Date: Thu, 18 Jan 1996 10:00
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This is only an idea, but I was doing a similar thing with a C++ compiler under UNIX. Are you outputting anything after the writereal statement? If not, stick in a WriteLn. What I think might be happening is that it is outputting 10, and then the current instruction number in the shell that you are using. i.e 10 followed by 71, or 72 as in your example outputs, giving the appearance of 1071 and 1072. I maybe completely wrong, but I thought that I would say this in case that is what is happening. Chris
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