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- Item 2853333 27-Oct-89 09:43
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- From: MUYSVASOVIC1 ER&D - J-D Muys-Vasovic
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- To: CH0068 CH DEV Hamilton, Bonaduz
- D3512 N C Mem Hospital, R Lonon, AST
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- cc: MACAPP.TECH$ MACAPP Tech
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- Sub: 2.0B5 problems with MPW 3.0
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- Rick, Bonaduz,
-
- The correct answer may be shortened in "RTFM". This problems is described in
- full length in the release notes you received with MPW 3.0. I know: real
- programmers never read the documentation. But they never nead tech support
- either, do they? As for the solution, it is certainly NOT removing the {$H+}
- directives, or you'll defeat all the safety checking sytem of the compile. The
- solution lies in bracketing the offending lines in the following way:
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- {$PUSH} {$H-}
- < offending line(s) >
- {$POP}
-
- Now you should really go to MacApp 2.0B9 which is much nicer. And don't say
- that "Apple didn't mention that problem clearly somewhere". It is mentioned,
- together with the solution. This problem has also been discussed at length on
- MacApp.Tech$. Fortunately it's a problem of the past.
-
- Regards.
-
-
- Jean-Denis Muys-Vasovic
- Apple Computer Europe.
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- PS: There is a different problem in B5 where a function is written with illegal
- code. The fix consists in defining a local variable to hold the result of the
- function temporarily.
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-