lint and #include a static
    Jim 
    ix269 at sdccs6.UUCP
       
    Sat Jul 21 18:50:55 AEST 1984
    
    
  
(doe static attract lint ? :-)
+=+=+=+=+=+=+ lint tmp.c +=+=+=+=+=+=+ 
tmp.c:
tmp.c(3): redeclaration of abc
abc defined( ./tmp.h(1) ), but never used
 
+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+ tmp.h  +=+=+=+=+=+=+=+ 
static int abc;
 
+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+ tmp.c  +=+=+=+=+=+=+=+ 
#include "tmp.h"
abc = 1;
main()
{
    abc = 2;
    printf("%d\n",abc);
}
/*	Here is an answer to the question about a nasty little bit
 *	about static variables being static to a file, yes but no.
 *	The variable is available for use, but not in any routine in
 *	the file.
 */
-----
	Jim
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