From: silkwodj AT my-dejanews DOT com
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Subject: Re: Parse errors
Date: Tue, 27 Oct 1998 15:17:50 GMT
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Memory errors cause a lot of other problems that are hard not to notice.  I
had this kind of problem once and it was like having a virus.  Large
executables that were copied to zip drives were wrecked just as I thought I
was archiving.

Well, anyway my original parse errors were eventually found.  George's advice
regarding the addition of the assumed to be missing brace in advanced
positions through the code worked.  Actually, the missing brace was found in
a header file.	You know, extern "C" { function1(); function2(); etc.  wasn't
closed. The tip off should have been the sudden appearance of the same error
in a related but otherwise untouched module.

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