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Message: [QUOTE="Paul Hsieh, post: 1670722"] An interesting walk down the bowel of forgotten computer history ... just out of curiosity, how many of these have C99 compliant C compilers on them, and of those that don't how many are planned or known to be in the works (that still suffer from these different pointer representation problems)? Well, I prefer the one file approach for this library as I use shared static functions that I neither want to maintain in duplicate nor expose outside of the bstrlib module. Also, if its implemented in too many files, then it would motivate me to make scripts/makefiles for building libraries which are platform specific. Well since it was brought up, I have now put it in the documentation. People running Novas and Tandem NonStop computers who really have a burning desire to do new development with the bstring library can transcribe it from there (I hesitate to say "cut and paste", as that concept might not exist in that universe ...) [/QUOTE]