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I read your message last week and decided that I would come back to it when I had some time to figure out what you were up to in the code example. I have come back to it and have decided that I really don't want to know that badly. I have done a little research, though, and may have an answer for you. I also do cross development for an imbedded 680×0 (68020) machine. I mix c and assembler language, and have been known to tweak the assembler language source output of the c compiler. The c compiler is a product of Production Languages Corp., Weatherford, TX, (800)525-6289. The product has been getting better and better and this small company deserves any success they have achieved. You may find that you like it enough to convert to c–I have written our board level manufacturing test package in c (most of it), and it works. The assembler, linker, librarian is the Avocet package which was actually the Quelo package–they bought them out, or some such thing. Call (800)448-8500 for information. It looks as if the linker will handle the complex expressions, operators, etc. in your example. But…, you may want to talk to PLC before you call Avocet–they may have a solution, and it may save you some money.