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Manx bugs

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#12407From: Scott BallantyneMar 22, 1986 11:07 AM
Well, I never use the +l switch, so you are probably right. I have found it usually just a few minutes work to change most programs to compile with 16 bit ints, and it is always worth the time. You should report these bugs to Jim. Best sdb
#12939From: John FoustMar 28, 1986 10:07 AM
Bill, There is an Amiga 'lint' – it's from Gimpel Software. I guess it is a port of their IBM 'lint', which I've used quite a bit. It was satisfactory in most respects. Would you like to review the package for Amazing Computing? The package is $98, but I'll work on getting a review copy for any _qualified_ reviewer of a program like this…
#12991From: William Volk(Aegis DevelMar 29, 1986 2:12 AM
You BET … can you tell it that your ints are 16 bit??? I'd love to test this product.
#12991From: William Volk(Aegis DevelMar 29, 1986 2:12 AM
You BET … can you tell it that your ints are 16 bit??? I'd love to test this product.
#12991From: William Volk(Aegis DevelMar 29, 1986 2:12 AM
You BET … can you tell it that your ints are 16 bit??? I'd love to test this product.
#12991From: William Volk(Aegis DevelMar 29, 1986 2:12 AM
You BET … can you tell it that your ints are 16 bit??? I'd love to test this product.
#12991From: William Volk(Aegis DevelMar 29, 1986 2:12 AM
You BET … can you tell it that your ints are 16 bit??? I'd love to test this product.
#12991From: William Volk(Aegis DevelMar 29, 1986 2:12 AM
You BET … can you tell it that your ints are 16 bit??? I'd love to test this product.
#13367From: steve polingMar 31, 1986 11:18 PM
i got amiga lint and its fine. i like it much. its pulled my fat out of the fire at least 3 times on one single program. sdp
#13367From: steve polingMar 31, 1986 11:18 PM
i got amiga lint and its fine. i like it much. its pulled my fat out of the fire at least 3 times on one single program. sdp
#12939From: John FoustMar 28, 1986 10:07 AM
Bill, There is an Amiga 'lint' – it's from Gimpel Software. I guess it is a port of their IBM 'lint', which I've used quite a bit. It was satisfactory in most respects. Would you like to review the package for Amazing Computing? The package is $98, but I'll work on getting a review copy for any _qualified_ reviewer of a program like this…
#12939From: John FoustMar 28, 1986 10:07 AM
Bill, There is an Amiga 'lint' – it's from Gimpel Software. I guess it is a port of their IBM 'lint', which I've used quite a bit. It was satisfactory in most respects. Would you like to review the package for Amazing Computing? The package is $98, but I'll work on getting a review copy for any _qualified_ reviewer of a program like this…
#12939From: John FoustMar 28, 1986 10:07 AM
Bill, There is an Amiga 'lint' – it's from Gimpel Software. I guess it is a port of their IBM 'lint', which I've used quite a bit. It was satisfactory in most respects. Would you like to review the package for Amazing Computing? The package is $98, but I'll work on getting a review copy for any _qualified_ reviewer of a program like this…
#12939From: John FoustMar 28, 1986 10:07 AM
Bill, There is an Amiga 'lint' – it's from Gimpel Software. I guess it is a port of their IBM 'lint', which I've used quite a bit. It was satisfactory in most respects. Would you like to review the package for Amazing Computing? The package is $98, but I'll work on getting a review copy for any _qualified_ reviewer of a program like this…
#12939From: John FoustMar 28, 1986 10:07 AM
Bill, There is an Amiga 'lint' – it's from Gimpel Software. I guess it is a port of their IBM 'lint', which I've used quite a bit. It was satisfactory in most respects. Would you like to review the package for Amazing Computing? The package is $98, but I'll work on getting a review copy for any _qualified_ reviewer of a program like this…