TT> JG>   A const uses no memory. It's nothing more than a
TT> JG>   symbol used to make the source more readable and/or
TT> JG>   less prone to errors.
TT>   You're wrong there. A const variable *in C* does require
TT>   storage space.
   Not if you confuse it with a #define value! :)
   Of course, that's not really fair, either, since the value
   set by the #define statement still takes space in the program
   since it goes directly into the code as an absolute value at
   compile time, the same as a macro would, being placed into
   the source by the precompiler.

> ] I am Solo of Borg, and I've got a bad feeling about this....

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