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Don, One thing many RPG programmers don't understand is that C does not "protect you from yourself". In RPG, if you say "Hit myself over the head with a very large hammer", RPG will turn that into "Hit myself softly over the head with a small hammer so that no damage is done". In C, you will get exactly what you are asking for. A Crushed skull! If you always adhere to safe coding practices, your code will always be safe. But if you stop to think "is it worth being safe", you a) burn brain cells for no reason and b) You'll spend a lot of time debugging weird things because your unsafe code has made your test programs flakey. Elvis pointed out some very good things. JMHO after 15 years of C/C++ and pushing 30 years of RPG. Bob > -----Original Message----- > > Elvis, > Thanks for the info. And sorry for the sloppy > code; I was trying to condense the orginal into the > least amount of lines for testing. <snip>
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