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From: Jim De Arras <JMD@HandHeld.Com>
Date: 27 May 91 19:56 ET
Subject: Turbo C++ v1.0 and NOS!

Has anyone had any luck compiling the latest NOSes under TURBO C++ (in non ++ 
mode)?  It's a good deal pickier, in particular, it doesn't like to have a
function using a structure pointer as a parameter to be declared in an include
file before the structure is defined.  The error occurs not then, but at the 
first use of the function.  C barfs out a function re-declaration error.
I was able to re-arrange a few things to get some of the errors fixed, but
the AX25 .h files are so conviluded (if I could spell, I'd have a better job!) 
that I can't move anything without making something else mad.

The error doesn't really seem that unreasonable, except that it used to work!

Any ideas?
Jim

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From: kurt@cs.tamu.edu (Kurt Freiberger)
Date: Tue, 28 May 91 08:37:14 CDT
Subject: Shelling out to DOS bug?


  With 0524, I have noticed something.  After running for a while ( > 12 hours)
when I shell out to COMMAND.COM, I get an error station that there isn't 
enough memory and the box locks up.  It works fine after it is rebooted.  I 
will try to pin it down further.  Just thought y'all would like to know.

73, Kurt
 
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