cottrell@NBS-VMS.ARPA (COTTRELL, JAMES) (03/01/86)
/* > Yes, but C requires both upper- and lower-case support for > program text itself, which rules out implementation on real > dinosaurs (hurray!). Not really. Who says sizeof(char) must be a `byte' on a particular machine? You could use `int's or `short's to hold chars. And what is `case'? There are only `numbers' or `bits' inside a computer. They don't turn into `characters' until you send them to a printing device. Of course all this is so stupid I don't even know why I posted it. jim cottrell@nbs */ ------