G'Day John,
 
-=> Quoting John Gardeniers to Paul Edwards <=-

 PE> Why not use a different compiler?  EMX 0.9b is a 32-bit DOS-extended,
 PE> ISO-conforming compiler.  You may also be able to use LSI-C, available
 PE> for FREQ from 3:711/934.  There is another one around which I don't
 PE> have, Hitech C. 
 JG> Sounds good except that it just might not work too well on my
 JG> XT and I'm not in a position, or a hurry, to upgrade my computer.  If I
 JG> ever do end up with something a bit more modern I will possibly have a
 JG> good look at some other compilers, although I like PCC.
Yeah, but TC1 or even TC2 should run fine, and costs peanuts these days.
PCC does not have an IDE, imagine this scenario :
I write a program in the IDE and trace through it while watching all the 
variables change in the watch window,keeping an eye on the register window,
and being able to jump to the user screen any time i like. Better than just 
being told by a pesky little compiler that you got errors and go learn C :)
 
 JG> A weights and measures body has no business dealing with
ISO stands for International Standards Organisation, they do more than just 
weights and measures, just about every trade would be covered by them.
As a matter of fact the standard is drawn up by established programmers. 

 JG> I _am_ interested in the standards specs, even if I don't
 JG> a copy of this file.  I am trying to find out how do Freq but have been
I'll upload it to MPUG next time i log on.

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