G'day Benny   
      
    CH>> 'course, it'd have to compile under SAS/C first time, else I'd have   
    CH>> no hope of even attempting to fix the source.   
      
    BP> yes but that needs more work since you then have to resource into sas   
    BP> c source before you compile natively in sas c, well if one can make it   
    BP> this way we are on, but the point is to stay on gcc no matter what os   
    BP> we are going to compile to, no ?   
      
     Can it be easily brought back to Berkeley standard?  That way it /should/   
   (though probably wouldn't) compile under almost any flavour of C.   
      
    CH>> ... Amiga made it possible, Commodore made it dead!   
      
    BP> i belive it otherways   
      
     Someone's forgotten their history.  ;]   
      
    CH>> + Origin: Origin? Who needs an origin? (3:634/383.0)   
      
    BP> every one with a point needs one :-)   
      
     Points?  Points?  Oh yes, I vaguely remember them.  One step up the   
   evolutionary ladder from BBS users & plankton, eh?     
      
      
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    -- Andy -----------------\XX/-- teAM AmigaNaUT ---[pic banned by Asha]--   
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    * Origin: Flight of Fancy - ?Melbourne??Adelaide?!Oz! (3:634/300)