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From: jdege@ (Jeff Dege)
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Subject: Re: Lattice/SAS C  5.10 HERE!
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Date: 24 Aug 90 17:34:32 GMT
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In article <14874@shlump.nac.dec.com> barrett@meridn.enet.dec.com (Keith Barrett) writes:
>Standard C coding practice recommends that a define should fit in 1 line
>of 80 characters; I think you got what you deserved. You're not the type
>to sue a ladder company because the instructions did not state "don't
>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

   Standard C allows for multi-line #defines, and there is no reason to
expect that a compiler won't support this.  In any case, SAS C 5.10
allows the user to determine the peprocessor buffer.  LC -z4000 file.
The default is 3000 bytes for lc1 and 6000 bytes for lc1b.  I expect that
increasing this will eliminate the problem.

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