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Subject:  Re: Header problems

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From:         Jim Shankland <jas@llama.rtech.uucp>
Subject:      Re: Header problems
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To:           Vic Kapella <SXJVK@ALASKA>

In article <3351@chinet.UUCP> dag@chinet.UUCP (Daniel A. Glasser) writes:
>Your use of NULL === 0 promotes unportable code, and is considered to be
>bad programming style in a world where portability across multiple machine
>architectures ... is required....  On machines were sizeof int !=
>sizeof(void *), the above definition will
>not work....  A better way to do it, in each place you want to define NULL,
>is:
>
>    #ifndef    NULL
>    #define    NULL    ((void *)0)
>    #endif

Ack!  Here it comes again!  Warm up the ``kill'' file.
Jim Shankland
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