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Subject: Question regarding THINK C definition of LongDateTime
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Date: 23 Nov 90 00:41:24 GMT
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In "ScriptMgr.h" LongDateTime is defined as

        typedef struct { long comp[2]; } LongDateTime;

but in the script manager guide from Apple it's defined as
      
	  typedef comp LongDateTime;

Why the workaround to simulate a comp?  And for that matter, where is comp
actually defined?  I looked in "SANE.h" but couldn't find it there; in THINK
Pascal that's where it's defined (well, SANE.p actually :->).   


Robert
 
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