From:	"Joseph Z. Provo" <crimson AT WPI DOT EDU>
Date:	Wed, 7 Jul 1993 15:35:31 -0400
To:	djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu
Subject:	Colour blocks in the corner...

After recieving a few "I have seen that too; went away, tho" messages, I
figured to just hammer and see _where_ it dies, and try to decide why.

When I work with array indicies that go beyond 383 by 256, my code dies.
My arrays are typedef'd as of [size][size]; there are characters arrays,
floats, and signed integers.   These numbers seem ridiculously small to be 
blowing out anything, so:

   should I just throw up my hands [as others have apparently done] and work
    on the arrays piece-by-piece?
  
   should I just throw the "simplifying" of arrays out the door and go back
     to mere double pointers and offsets?

   should I be smacked over the head with my vt240 for missing something
      obvious?


joe....

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