🚀 go-pugleaf

 How many people have bastardized existing programs?  I had a program
written in pseudo-ANSI C (gcc -Wall didn't complain).  Some of the
data structures started to get really complex and I was beginning to
lose track of what I was doing.  I put the program on the back burner
until we could get a working version of g++.  We have g++ now and I
finally have hacked the program until it will compile with minimal
warnings.  The major problem is it's now a mix of C++ and C.  I have
extern "C" statements everywhere to prevent name mungeing of functions
called by the C parts.  I also mix IO between cerr and stderr (no
cout, I'm using sockets for all normal xactions).
  I've been getting SEGV inside of an fprintf statement.  I converted
it to a cerr << and it still SEGVs.  If any of you guys can mail me
hints, I'd really appreciate it.

  THOTH out -=O=-
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( My name's not really Gilligan, It's Robert Forsman, without an `e' )