G'Day Andrew,
 
-=> Quoting Andrew Clarke to Frank Adam <=-
 
 > Whoops, i meant fgetchar(). In Borland it is portable to all platforms,
 > that compiler caters for, but is not ISO C or C++.

 AC> #ifdef THAT_WAS_ONE_HELL_OF_A_WILD_PARTY_LAST_NIGHT_EH_PHILLIPE
 AC> #define fgetchar()  fgetc(stdin)
 AC> #define fputchar(c) fputc(c, stdout)
 AC> #endif
 AC> Utterly ludicrous.
Yep, although i didn't have this set up, i had getchar and putchar set up
the same way. :-)  
But AMOF, i don't think i've ever used either of the fxxxchar functions.

In the Borland 4.02 manual fputchar() is listed as ANSI C, that's either
a typo, or there is an ISO draft not yet released to the public. 
Bugger if i'm going to pay $400 to them just to get the latest though. 
I've spent about 1 hour on the net a few nights back, looking for a newer 
draft, no cigar.
You'd think it's time for a new one.

  L8r Frank (fadam{at}ozemail.com.au).
  
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