KH>> where cur_arr_size is something like 110..
 KH>> when it should have been
 KH>> realloc(fareas,cur_arr_size * sizeof(FA));
 FA>                     ^^^^^^^^^^^^   ^^^^^^^^^^

 FA> Don't forget to cast those to a long, if the allocated
 FA> memory goes passed 655?? i forget:)..
 FA> it'll wrap around to 0 and that's what you'll
 FA> allocate.Hence bye-bye data.

A long here would be incorrect. realloc() accepts a size_t only in this
position. If you use a brain-damaged 16-bit environment, then you're up the
creek if you attempt to use > 64K here regardless of how you cast it.

Borland have some soother functions with frealloc() (or farrealloc()?)
which does accept a long, but you need to realise that these functions are
entirely non-standard.

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