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Mr. da Silva,

I am a senior undergraduate computer science student  and intermediate
level (read experienced but still rather green) C programmer. You 
mentioned that a requirement for making SIOD portable would be to get
it to go through lint without error. Is this possible on a MS C or 
Turbo C 8086 config? Also do you know of any way to accomplish a 
lint type checking of C source code on a NeXT computer? I have 
relatively liberal access to both PC and NeXT machines, but I'm not
sure how to tackle a Portable SIOD project on either. I.e., I'm
volunteering but I'm not particularly sure how to start.


Warmest Wishes For A Happy New Year,
Your Friend and Good Buddy, 

Alfred Thompson
Summer Intern (thompson@cebaf4.cebaf.gov)
CEBAF Computer Center
Work Phone: 249-7041