AT> Well, I just tried it here (to prove you right), and the compiler
 AT> did accept it...  void main (void), that is.
 SS> Whether or not the compiler accepts it has nothing to do with whether
 SS> it's correct or not.
To maybe help you see something that your compiler will accept (assuming you 
aren't using BORLAND) take a scan at the C_ECHO. I posted one of these 'The 
compiler accepts it' examples just today. But the results are far from what 
you want..
My Amiga compiler didn't choke on it and the author of the example claims 
ONLY a borland compiler chokes anything out on it.
The simple fix was changing it to static data.
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