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What use does it have when you already have a good Dos compiler, i.e. Borland Pascal? It fullfills all my needs for the Dos environment.

Not mine, and when you look into comp.lang.pascal.borland you will find

Yes, I did see your problem, but I never encountered these things. My units are small, so I don't have codesegment faults, and for large arrays I have a few objects of my own which either use XMS/EMS or conv memory to present large arrays.

But I see. I make a Posix interface for GPC first and present any difficulties I encounter to you so you can make the necessary changes to the compiler ok?

Note, I HAVE the source of the Graph unit!!!

Ah, I now remember you saying this, but shouldn't this be: I have the source of a Graph unit?

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• qualifed imports available?

What's that?

To reference a symbol from these modules you always need to add the module name as prefix. Maybe I don't need this now, I'll see.

OK, I see if I can write something with gpc. I'll tackle the Posix interface and the Dos unit first. I start using djgpp's port. Which one should I take?

Groetjes,

Berend.