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In <1991Jan3.125057.21477@cbnewsm.att.com> mds1@cbnewsm.att.com (marc.d.sayre) writes:


>Hello programmers,


>	For all of you out there that use borland turbo C 1.5 or later I have a
>	question. I have been programming a lot of stuff with floats, where I have
>	a global structure called empdata with about ten floats in there.

>	I recently started to expand the code and start getting weird responses
>	when I execute the program, all the other functions that use the global structure
>	work fine, I add a function and it works fine, I change some lines of
>	code and get strange errors. I take away the code again and still get
>	the weird errors.

The best help I can provide is to suggest that you spend the money & update to
the most recent version of Turbo C (++). I had similar problems about a year
ago, and was unable to get a resolution from Borland. I do remember that for
TC 2.0, there were some patches available from Borland which included a linkage
problem with floats - if I recall correctly, if a float wasn't declared in the
function (File??) where you used the global variable, then the float routines
were not linked in and the program blew up.

chad price
price@fergvcax.unl.edu