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Subject: More questions
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Date: Mon, 24-Feb-86 10:52:00 EST
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A couple of simple (I hope) questions:

Is there an easy way of detecting ^C, ^D, ^E, ^F from C?
I've read about Chk_Abort(), but I am trying to not use the
Lattice I/O routines. I have tried opening a RAW window but
would rather have used the Input() file handle.

(I wrote a simple print program using Lattice
stream I/O and printf and one using just Amigados I/O. The 'printf'
version was about 15KB, the Amigados only version was about 3KB.)

Also:

	The Lattice manual gives LC1 & LC2 switches for generating
position independent code. Are these useful? I tried them (just once)
and didn't get very far.

	Is there a way for a program 'Execute'ing or creating a process
to find the result code of the executed or created process?


	Am I wrong or does Lattice C ignore ^C requests when compiling?
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	harold ravlin		{ihnp4,pur-ee}!uiucdcs!uicsl!hr