Robert,

RK> I could be terribly wrong, but as far as I am aware, you 
RK> cannot place a MAIN in a library to serve as your 
RK> applications MAIN(). The MAIN in most libraries is only 
RK> there to house the functions contained in that part of the 
RK> library and general does nothing but initialize the 
RK> routines themselves.

Well, it seems to be working, although I got a msg from soneone else
who suggested that it might not work with just any old compiler, which
is what I need. I'm probably going to change it to some sort of macro
that just expands to a short main(), and place it in the main module of
the program. It seems like a kludgy way to do it, but it will work.

Thanks,

Kelly

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