Watcom claims that their assembler is microsoft compatible.
Borland claims that turbo assembler is microsoft compatible,
and specifically that there is such a thing as a "TYPE"
keyword which can be used to determine how many bytes a
structure occupies.  Watcom do not support "TYPE" as one
of their keywords in the manual, nor in real life.

Who is lying?  Can I sue them?  Is there another way of 
getting the structure size?  BFN.  Paul.
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