G'Day Paul,
 
-=> Quoting Paul Edwards to All <=-

#include 

typedef struct {
float x;
} MYSTRUCT;

void foo(MYSTRUCT *s)
{
 fscanf(stdin, "%f", &s->x);
 return;
}

void LinkFloat (void) /* float not linked fix */
{                                            
 float a=0, *b=&a;  /* cause emulator to be linked */
 a=*b;              /* suppress warning var not used */
 }


int main(void)
{
 MYSTRUCT s;
 foo(&s);
 return(0);
 }

This'll fix that. 
I've had this problem before, the reason has something to do with the
reference to a variable that's not entirely visible to the compiler.
I have the file explaining this somewhere, i'll see if i can find it, 
and post it.
I keep this function in my stdstuff library for exactly this reason.
Don't know how it works, seeing it never gets called , i suppose it
just spells it out to the compiler. 
  
Btw, if you've got the technical files from Borland it's in there 
somewhere. If you don't i'll send it off when i manage to call.
           

  L8r Frank (fadam{at}ozemail.com.au).
             
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