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From: s170@tank.uchicago.edu (harmon g washington)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: LightSpeed C bug
Keywords: Lightspeed error message lsc C
Message-ID: <4807@tank.uchicago.edu>
Date: 2 Aug 89 22:20:19 GMT
Organization: University of Chicago
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In Lightspeed C v3.0 a program I wrote contains the standard C programming language construct:
	char a[] = "Hello, World";
This is the definition of a constant string.  All other C compilers I have used this statement is legal;  it is in K&R;  It is legal in MPW C v3.0;  ... But in Lightspeed C I get the error "required erray bounds missing".  What is wrong?  
Does not LSC recognize this?  If not why?  How can one get around this?  A related problem I would like to do is:
	Str255 a[=] = "\pHello, World";
for Pascal strings used in ToolBox routines.