dn> I assume this means that you're getting on with your PD stdc library - have
 dn> 'fun' with it. :) It's a damn good way to learn about the behaviour of ISO
 dn> C functions since you can't afford to miss anything. You also have to
 dn> handle all the non-portable aspects of the environment, which can be quite
 dn> a challenge if the intention is to port the library to multiple
 dn> environments.

No, I haven't started on it.  I was doing something else (reading someone
else's code at work).  I'm still waiting for a reply from David Begley in
PUBLIC_DOMAIN to find out all the different GNU stuff that is available,
and clarification of what exactly it was that didn't fall into the normal
GNU license.  I'm not intending to port the stuff, just use it for OS/2.
BFN.

Paul

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