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In article <2839@osiris.UUCP> consult@osiris.UUCP (Unix Consultation Mailbox (Phil)) writes:
+In article <542@jhereg.Jhereg.MN.ORG> mark@jhereg.MN.ORG (Mark H. Colburn) writes:
+>In article <17934@vax5.CIT.CORNELL.EDU> jhc@vax5.cit.cornell.edu (James H. Cloos, Jr.) writes:
+random system without problems, so it *should* be distributed.  Maybe what
+Mark Colburn said was based on misinterpreting James Cloos' statement to
+mean that *gcc* was not distributed with limits.h (reasonable), when in
+fact James meant that the NeXT was not shipped with <limits.h> as part of
+its standard software (NOT reasonable).

You're absolutely right.   I did misunderstand, and NeXT should supply a
version of limits.h. 

+
+>I have a limits.h which is the minimum required by
+>ANSI and POSIX, you may use it if you like...
+
+I looked at this and while it looks pretty close, I'll bet it doesn't work
+on a NeXT (the 16-bit int and default unsigned char make me suspicious) -
+what kind of system was this limits.h tweaked for?

It wasn't.  I simply pulled it out of ANSI and POSIX documentation.

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