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Conference hydra::amiga_v1

Title:	AMIGA NOTES
Notice:	Join us in the NEW conference - HYDRA::AMIGA_V2
Moderator:	HYDRA::MOORE

Created:	Sat Apr 26 1986
Last Modified:	Wed Feb 05 1992
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	5378
Total number of notes:	38326

522.0. "Lattice / Manx differences." by PLDVAX::SMCAFEE (Steve McAfee) Mon Jun 01 1987 21:32

    
    Could someone who is familiar with the two C compilers (LATTICE/MANX)
    post a summary of the syntatic and functional differences between
    the two.  Basically, I have Lattice and if I ever post any code
    I would like to at least try to remove any major nits which MANX
    would barf on.  I hope I not asking for much, I assume there are
    less than a dozen or so things to consider.  For example, there
    may be instances where Lattice assumes LONG declarations and MANX
    requires casting to LONG.  
    
    thanks,
    
    steve mcafee

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522.1 SQM::JMSYNGE James M Synge, VMS Performance Anal. Tue Jun 02 1987 21:34 11

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522.1		SQM::JMSYNGE	James M Synge, VMS Performance Anal.	`Tue Jun 02 1987 21:34`	11
	A major difficulty is indeed the 32 bit int vs. the 16 bit int. Specifically, anywhere in your code that you need more than 16 bits, then explicitly specify long. So if you are calling a library routine which expects a 32 bit int, and you are passing a constant, then cast the constant to a long by appending an L to it. Also, Manx is missing function prototypes, so don't included them in your code, or at least put a #define around them. James

	A major difficulty is indeed the 32 bit int vs. the 16 bit int.
	Specifically, anywhere in your code that you need more than 16 bits,
	then explicitly specify long.  So if you are calling a library
	routine which expects a 32 bit int, and you are passing a constant,
	then cast the constant to a long by appending an L to it.

	Also, Manx is missing function prototypes, so don't included them
	in your code, or at least put a #define around them.

James