🚀 go-pugleaf

	I have been trying to port a large C program (actually a set of 
programs) from Unix to MSDOS 3.3 for some time now but without success.
After working around the peculiarities of the turbo C compiler and 
linker I have finally gotten it to compile and link without error. The
problem is now to run it!! When I do, I get the cryptic (unix-like)
error message "Divide error". Please note that this EXACT program worked
on unix without error.

	Not to be put off, I tried using the integrated debugger (I 
don't have the standalone one) and this time got an even stranger
error message:

	Write fault error writing device AUX
	Abort, Retry, Ignore, Fail?
although, I probably did something wrong when using the integrated 
debugger.

Each source file is compiled with the options:
	-1 -mh -K -f -c -y -v

and they are linked with the following options (via a response file):
	/c /v /3 
and the following library files:
	\tc\lib\c0h 
	\tc\lib\emu 
	\tc\lib\mathh 
	\tc\lib\ch

Can anyone shed some light on this perplexing problem?

Cheers,
-Graham