jk4i+@andrew.cmu.edu (John McCall Kingsley, III) (07/13/90)
I am trying to write an XCMD that reads a file, and based on this file writes a PICT file of the network described in this particular file. My problem is that it is greater than the 32K limit. I am using THINK C 3.0 and have included the stdio library and a few others (math and strings). When linking the code resource is too big. Does THINK C link all of the functions in the library or only those that are used by the particular program, i.e. stdio is about 20K and I am only using a few of the functions. Is there any way to change this or must I use toolbox routines instead of the stdio library? I am using stdio because the original program was written on a unix platform and would like to avoid rewritting all of the code. Secondly, can anyone point me to some sample source code for XCMDS, etc. Thanks for your help. Jack Kingsley jk4i@andrew.cmu.edu