jh@ist.CO.UK (Jeremy Huxtable) (06/27/90)
Apropos of this discussion, I have found a bug with address allocation in THINK C 3 which goes like this: char foo[7][7] = { "a", "b", "def", ... }; Instead of placing the strings 7 bytes apart, THINK C packs them all together tightly. The fix to this is: typedef char Foo[7]; Foo foo[7] = { }; Jeremy Huxtable.