JC> new features to be added to the language.  Since then, they've been
JC> working on making things more consistent, and getting all the rules to
JC> work together.  From the looks of things, there have been quite a few
JC> defects found in the wording in different parts of the draft.  However,
    I've gone to hell and back to port legitimate portable code from
    one machine to another. Some so called compiler out there - mostly
    those on a UNIX machine (CC,cxx,c++,g++,...) - have drasticly differing
    ways of including headers, of header contents, etc.
    One example in mind right now is that some unix compiler allowed for
    code to be included in the .h file. So, a class declaration and 
efinition
    could be placed in the .h file. This allowed me to compile the main
    program without having to type each individual library (*.cpp) file at
    the command line. Sure enough, after downloading it and compiling it on
    borland - I had to separate declarations and definitions.
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