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From: tim@ISM780B.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Re: about void voids (Re: efopen.c)
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Date: Fri, 8-Nov-85 12:18:00 EST
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/* Written  9:12 am  Nov  2, 1985 by guido@boring in net.lang.c */

particular compiler you're using (this will also teach compiler writers
not to add non-standard syntax to the language, one of my major gripes against
some Macintosh C compilers!).

/* End of text from net.lang.c */

Some of the non-standard things are quite useful, and a Macintosh program
that uses them is very likely to be doing things that are very Mac specific
and unportable anyway, so what is wrong with them?