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Hi...
	I ran into another small problem using gcc...
our program has a few enum's that have over 127 elements in them.
I discovered yesterday that gcc imposes a signed char interpretation
on an enum, so i was having trouble making comparisons between one
char and an enum code... i had used the -traditional flag on compiling,
so instead of issuing a warning when i referenced an enum element over
127, it just substituted 127.  The result being that the comparison
was faulty...

	I've tried using the -fshort-enum and -fno-short-enum flags that
i saw mentioned in the ChangeLog, but i didn't see any discernable
difference... is there something in the configuration of gcc i can switch
to change how enum's are cast?

thanks

-mark