linux box

At 03:03 PM 4/14/02 -0500, you wrote:

>There are a few things that MS and its Borland version do that simply don't
>work in the gnu or ecgs world of C compiling.

No doubt, and automatic type promotion must be one of them. In Borland you
can use expression where int = float0/float1, and you will get an int out
of the two floats, no fuss no bother. In the KDE IDE at hand, you get a
warning, and no output ... compiler won't even let you set a variable =
NULL w/o bitchin'.