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Stephen Humble debe at mit-vax.UUCP
Thu Aug 29 04:09:48 AEST 1985


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[DO THE RIGHT THING]

>	"temp.c", line 8: warning: old-fashioned initialization: use =

This has happened to me too, and it's usually because I put a hyphen
in the function's name, so cc thinks I want to subtract one part of
the name from the other part, or something equally absurd. Hyphens in
declarators are a no_no. :-)
cc is notorious for not telling you that an error has occurred until
several lines after the actual error.



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