NH> I'm familiar with using the reserved word PASCAL to modify the order
 NH> in which formal parameters are placed on the stack.  Does anyone know
 NH> if the PASCAL keyword also affects who is responsible (the caller or
 NH> the called function) for cleaning up the stack after the called
 NH> function exits?
Two points:
A) Not portable extention - often "PASCAL" will be #defined to something like 
__pascal.
B) Yes - assuming it's not broken, it implies a Pascal calling convention, 
which has the callee clean up the stack, IIRC.
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