Okay, I succeeded to reproduce the bug under plain DOS. It does not show up in an OS/2 DOS box nor in the Linux DOSemu.

I am after it. Please relax. (-:

YAY!! I just realised what is (probably) causing the problem. GPC supports two versions of procedural types - Borland and GPC. Unfortunately, GPC does not know which version it is compiling. For example:

Var Proc = ^Procedure;

[...Code...]

Begin Proc = @SomeProcedure;

[...More Code...]

Proc^; Sometimes GPC, for some reason, parses this as a BP End; procedural type, so the ^ is not supposed to be there. It would compile OK if the ^ were removed! HOWEVER, the next time GPC might decide to parse it as a GPC version, so the ^ must be present.

And that is all that there is to it! Simple! :-) Now, fixing it is a different story...

Cya L8r

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