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In article <970@sas.UUCP| toebes@sas.UUCP (John Toebes) writes:
|In article <15802@oberon.USC.EDU| papa@pollux.usc.edu I write:
||[ stuff deleted]
||"argument promotion" be performed will still behave like K&R, UNLESS
||function prototypes have been added.  MANX 5.0 (as well as Lattice 5.0)
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||library stubs will clearly be different from the current release.
                                                   ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
|Perhaps I am missing something here, but since Lattice C V4.0, we have
|been supplying prototypes and #pragma statements for calling all the system
|functions.  These work with both short integers and long integers as well
|as conforms to the current ANSI proposed standard.

Sorry, John.  The "current release" referred ONLY to MANX, not to Lattice.
I am fully aware that right now Lattice is fully ANSI compliant and
therefore can avoid all the problems of argiument promotion.  The phrase
should have been something like this:

" MANX 5.0 library stubs will clearly be different from the current MANX 3.6
release. Lattice C already supports function prototypes in their current
5.0 release".

I apologize for the confusion.

-- Marco Papa 'Doc'
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