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I hope someone might be able to help me out here - I'm using
gcc for DOS (but running it in a DOS window in Windows 95), and
I'm running into a small but irritating problem. A program of
mine opens six different data files which are updated at
intervals during the program's run. 

The problem is this: the first time, even, that it writes to
the files, it writes to the first two properly, and then in 
the third, it writes about half the information and stops the
program dead, with no error or explanation.

I've fiddled around with the pointers, etc, and the info being
written to the files, and I'm pretty sure it's none of those.
I'm sort of stumped - does anyone have an idea about this?

On a bit of a tangent, I've seen a few postings about a version
of gcc for Win95 - does such a beast exist? If so, where can I
find it (I poked around a bit on the Net and couldn't find anything).

Thanks in advance,

Mark Higgins                    |    Queen's University Astrophysics
mark@astro.queensu.ca           |    Kingston, Ontario, Canada
http://astro.queensu.ca/~mark   |
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