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HAAGE&PARTNER Computer GmbH
Mainzer Straße 10A
61191 Rosbach
Germany
Tel: +49 (0) 6007 - 93 00 50
FAX: +49 (0) 6007 - 75 43
Internet: storm-support@haage-partner.com
Homepage: http://www.haage-partner.com
Dear StormC customer,
enclosed you will find a patch program to update
StormC version 2.00.18 (29.06.97) to the current release
2.00.23 (29.08.97).
The process is started by a double click on the icon
StormC2.0-11.Patch.BAT
Please take note that the old version of StormC must be in the drawer
StormC:StormSYS
Best wishes
HAAGE&PARTNER Support Team
History of StormC
============================
28.06.97 (V 2.00.18)
* sometimes wrong use of registers during Integer conversion
* bug on signs in switch statements
30.06.97
* SPrep: macros with empty parameter list ("#define X() Horrido(42)")
did not work.
* misleading error message when a #pragma amicall or something similar
redefined a function
01.07.97 (V 2.00.19)
* Non-FPU-Floats did not use a0 and a1 on lib calls as scratch registers
14.07.97
* Again an error on "switch": wrong mask on extension by AND when the
switch statement was Byte or Word and the value of the jump table was
more than 127 or 32767 values
20.07.97 (V 2.00.20)
* On write access to bitfield members with more than 16 Bit the upper
8 bits of the long-word -in which the member was stored- were deleted
although other bitfield members were inside it.
14.08.97 (V 2.00.22)
* Comparisons on "long long" did not work when the high long-words
were identical and the lower long-word bit 31 was set.
* Just another "Switch" error on ULONG with small or big (bit 31 set)
case-tables (resulted from the bug above)
28.08.97
* Up from optimisation level 5 it was possible to create "lea -(aN),aN"
by "*--p = x" expressions.
29.08.97 (2.00.23)
* It was possible to create the illegal instruction "TST.L #x".