DM> BTW, does PKTJOIN have any exit error conditions ?

PE> Yes, it returns (on MSDOS compiled with BC++) 0 for success
PE> and 1 for failure.  It doesn't check for every possible
PE> failure, but does check to make sure the output file could
PE> be opened.  BFN.

DM> What i'm looking for is an error condition if PKTJOIN couldn't 
DM> join all the packets together correctly because of limited disk 
DM> space. PKTJOIN really chews through disk space.
DM>  
DM> Would this error condition occur if disk space ran out ?

That is the error code I would return if I was checking for this
error.  If I get a chance I will make the program more robust
seeing as people are actually using it.

[later]

Ok, I am sending you a new version (untested except to make sure
it still produces the right size output file).  It should return
1 if it runs out of disk space, but I couldn't be bothered trying
to fill up 40 megs worth of disk space to see if it does.

Paul
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