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From: TIM@ENH.Prime.COM
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Subject: Re: TC 2.0 oddity - me or it ?
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Date: 15 Nov 90 19:14:52 GMT
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Nf-From: ENH.Prime.COM!TIM    Nov 15 12:29:00 1990


I've gotten this on a few of my programs here and there, too. It was usually
because I wasn't specifying an array index within the range of the array.
i.e.: "char i[12];" declared, and I was saying "i[-1]" or "i[12]" ... I
remember it usually happened with char arrays/pointers.

Hope this helps.

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