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From: Ata@system-m.phx.bull.com (John G. Ata)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.programmer
Subject: Re: Is it me or Manx C 5.0c (the -MR option)
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Date: 3 Mar 91 22:58:53 GMT
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There is a Manx 5.0e on the Manx BB.  However, after downloading it, it
still prints out "Manx 5.0d September 30, 1990" with the only change
being the date from Sep 28 to Sep 30.  It does not fix the "too complex"
problem.  This problem has a simple test case where the line:
          name [*cpos] = fname [*cpos]; causes the error.  name and
fname are character arrays and cpos points to an integer.  Doesn't sound
too complex to me, but Manx didn't see it that way.  When I use the -so
option, the problem goes away.  It must be either the -so option, or one
of the optimize options which makes the problem go away.  Not all
optimize options will work, but only a specific one which -so includes.

                    John