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From: dillon@PAVEPAWS.BERKELEY.EDU (Matt Dillon)
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Subject: Echo Echo Echo Echo and int's
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Date: Mon, 12-May-86 05:00:55 EDT
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	Two messages I posted two weeks ago suddenly appeared again... I
think our poor USENET is getting a bit (pardon the word) screwed.

What better to do at 2:00 a.m. then comment on 16/32 bit ints again.

	Say, you know it is very easy for us to include a check for this
	problem.  If you have a program which MUST be compiled with 32-bit
	ints, you can put a one-line'r test'n fail (run-time) for 16-bit
	ints.  That way, nobody will 'accidently' compile your source w/
	the wrong option.

		if (!(int)(0xFFFF+1)) { puts("FAIL!");exit(9999);}


				-Matt

Look ma, no hands