Hello Peter,
 PR>         I was browsing the echo's and came across this 
 PR> little program you posted to switch windows. GC.C. 
 PR> After adding only a (void*) infront of the malloc it 
 PR> compiled fine under borlandc 2.0. Neat little thing,
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 PF> Since malloc returns a 'void *',  I find it surprising 
 PF> you had to add another one (Borland you say? No wonder).

Do most compilers automatically convert void* to the destination type ? I'm
really starting to wonder if I should experience another compiler
. 

BTW if you remember the msg's about the screw up with the volatile thing in
borlandc you won't be suprised to know I took some more time to test it,
and it seems to only work if the code's within the same file (strange
indeed). This was however only tested as far as my use of it extended (the
volatile member variables).

                Paul Rider.

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