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From: siegel@endor.uucp (Rich Siegel)
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Subject: Re: Think C Problem
Keywords: DA
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Date: 17 Nov 90 07:31:53 GMT
References: <1990Oct27.074058.10748@agate.berkeley.edu>
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In article <1990Oct27.074058.10748@agate.berkeley.edu> physi-hf@garnet.berkeley.edu (Howard Haruo Fukuda) writes:

>Poking around with Macsbug, I've found out that, Think C has put some of my
>global variables for a DA at an odd numbered address.  It then tries to copy

>I guess as a last resort, I could rewrite it for MPW C, but I would like to
>hear any more elegant solutions, especially since MPW C doesn't support global
>variables in a DA like Think C does.

	Last Resorts aren't necessary here. Instead, take care that all of 
your strings are aligned on word boundaries. I'm not 100% sure, but I believe
that this will ameliorate the problem.

>Or does anyone have Symantic's Tech support number?  My manual is still trying
>to catch up to me via US mail.

	The Symantec (no "i" in Symantec) support number for languages
is 617-275-4800.

R.

 Rich Siegel	Symantec Languages Group  Internet: siegel@endor.harvard.edu

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