Hello All!

I have mentionned here before that my main debugging tool is writeln() or
printf/assert.
Here is something I don't understand. I have a piece of code here where the
ONLY difference between a working version and a non working version is a
write('');
The non working version just freezes (past the write(''), by the way).
Can anybody give a beginning of explanation ? I mean it will ship with the
extra write() if I don't find any other solution, and I repeat the code is
identical in both compile. The only difference between the working code and
the non working code is the write('') commented out. No difference in
compiler option or anything ????????????
(PS this only happens in the Dos (BP 7.01) version, not in the OS/2 version
(either VP 1.03b or Speed 1.51)).



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