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From: rayz@csustan.UUCP (R. L. Zarling)
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Subject: Re: C Power Graphics Library
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Date: Mon, 20-Oct-86 18:06:45 EDT
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>3. Does anyone who has C Power 128 care to comment on whether the "-p" option
>   of the compiler (i.e. tell compiler not to ask for disk swaps) works 
>   properly?  There is a rumor on the BBS that it doesn't.

The -p option is "inverted" from the documentation.  If you issue -p, the
compiler pauses for disk swapping.  Without it, there is no pause.  The
version of C-Power 128 I have has no version number, but is about four months
old now.

Does anyone know what the -n option is for?  The documentation says at one
point that you should use it with "multiple disk drives" but I can't tell
that it makes any difference...