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Re: Manxifying Lattice Code

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From: Stuart H. Ferguson
Date: Sun, 07 Aug 1988 11:06
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joe@dayton.UUCP (Joseph P. Larson) says:
>Stuart mentioned he was compiling with +L.  Is he also including the 32-bit
>libraries?  c32.lib and m32.lib instead of c.lib and m.lib?  This will make
>a difference [...]

Ah.  (slightly embarassed)  So *that's* what the c & m 32 libraries are for.
So now I know.

I recompiled with these libraries and it worked fine.  Thanx to all who
replied.

You see, I've never needed to use +L before ...

>Just another observation. -J

Indeed.

You know, that "Conquest" code is some of the worst I've ever seen.  It
looks like it was ported directly from basic.  It's forced me to create
some neat tools, however, which will probably make their way out into the
world at some point... Which is more than the "Conquest" code should have
done.
-- 
		Stuart Ferguson		(shf@well.UUCP)
		Action by HAVOC		(shf@Solar.Stanford.EDU)
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From: shf@well.UUCP (Stuart H. Ferguson)
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Subject: Re: Manxifying Lattice Code
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Date: 7 Aug 88 11:06:33 GMT
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