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From: Chris.Gehlker@p12.f56.n114.z1.fidonet.org (Chris Gehlker)
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Subject: Re: Think C Problem
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Date: 22 Nov 90 05:44:25 GMT
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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.

THINK C defines str255 as:
typedef unsigned char Str255[256];

I can't see why this shouldn't start at an odd address.
BTW
you can use globals in MPW. Check out TN 256.

 

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