johnj@psu-cs.UUCP (John Jendro) (05/17/88)
How can I bypass the Power C trap the error messages that Power C produces for example "float overflow" and "illegal float quantity". and any other runtime error messages that Power C might produce. I would like to write my own routines to handle runtime errors. John Jendro
jscosta@cod.NOSC.MIL (Joseph S. Costa) (05/27/88)
Can someone describe for me the documentation that comes with (or is available for) the Power C compiler? I own Super Pascal from Abacus, which has very poorly written documentation, so I am wary of buying THEIR C compiler. Besides, I have heard via the net that Power C is better anyways. Joe Costa <jscosta@cod.nosc.mil>
ntm1477@dsacg3.UUCP (Jared McNeal) (05/27/88)
From article <1100@cod.NOSC.MIL>, by jscosta@cod.NOSC.MIL (Joseph S. Costa): I would like to know how can you split a file, if your file is to big and compile it, under power C 64 or 128. What do you have to add to your source. d 1. Do i have to put all my include statements with in the second halve of the program? 2. Do i have to put in a main function? 3. Do i have to split the file at a certain point. Thank you Jared A McNeal