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From: svanegmo@undergrad.math.uwaterloo.ca (Stephen van Egmond)
Subject: Re: Announcing Inform 6
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Date: Tue, 30 Apr 1996 16:31:15 GMT
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In article <4m43sr$bhv@raven.eva.net>,
DarkWolf <darkwolf@bighorn.accessnv.com> wrote:
>Cool, only prob is I'm having trouble compiling on my Amiga.  It could be 
>because I have little knowledge of C :)  I set the #define to AMIGA and 
>created a makefile, but when running smake (using Sas/C compiler) I get a 
>bunch of warnings and it finaly stops alltogether :(  If any Amiga dudes 
>have sucesfully compiled this, please uuencode the executables for me, it 
>would really make my day :)

It's uploaded.

The problem is in header.h.... the definitions of int32 need to be moved 
above the OS-opecific IFDEFs.   I have found that limits.h had to be 
#included since the uint32 code assumes that the OS code sets the ranges.

