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From: PAWKA@nosc-tecr.ARPA (Pawka)
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Subject: Lattice \"C\" Problem
Message-ID: <10423@brl-tgr.ARPA>
Date: Fri, 3-May-85 18:09:56 EDT
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	Has anyone seen a problem like this with Lattice "C", Version
2.14 running under MS-DOS version 2.13? A file opens o.k. with fopen,
stuff gets stored and fclose gives a good return code, but when I examine
the file using 'dir', it has 0K. It only happens sometimes (Of course!).
Reminds me of a problem I had with a supersoft compiler until I finally
discovered you had to set a dynamic memory variable, even though you
weren't using it, before that the program gave different results at different
times. Thanks for any help anyone can give,
						Mike
					ARPA:   PAWKA@NOSC-TECR.ARPA

	This gets old, you pay $X00.00 for these programs, they come with
a disclaimer of any responsibility for any warranties, and they're full
of bugs. Then you read on the net, "I can't see why anyone would pirate
software"!! Phew, I feel better already....

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