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From: griffin@frith.egr.msu.edu
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Subject: Aztec 5.0
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Date: 3 Feb 90 19:12:49 GMT
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In an article Karl Lehenbauer [Organization: Sugar Land Unix - Houston]
writes:

> This will work with old-style K&R declarations as well.  Here is where I
> found the only bug I've found so far -- it wrote into the prototype file
> a parameter of "int foo" when the K&R-style argument was
> "register char *foo".

ANSI requires that taking of the address of 'register' is always an error,
even if the object is placed in addressable memory.  Older versions of
Aztec C would ignore the 'register'.




Dan Griffin
griffin@frith.egr.msu.edu		"We're waiting for Godot..."