MB> model, particularly code space addressed by the selector in CS.  Casting a 
MB> function pointer for use as a data pointer, although perfectly legal in C, 
MB> may cause trouble if done by an OS/2 application.

If that were true, then that would mean that the OS/2 programming
environment could not be considered ISO-compliant.  I have a copy
of the ISO C standard here, but I do not see anything that
indicates that you can convert a function pointer for use as a
data pointer.  Can you quote something on that?  BTW, if anyone
doesn't have a copy of the standard, you can get a copy of the
equivalent ANSI C standard by FREQing ANSI_C.* from 3:711/934.
Besides formatting (and the fact that it is a draft), AFAIK it
is identical to the ISO C standard.  BFN.  Paul.
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