| From: | Jonathan Adamczewski |
| Date: | 27 Aug 2001 at 00:55:01 |
| Subject: | Re: [amiga-c] Help with some SAS/C code |
> Most often the functions for chkabort and onbreak are defined as null functions in the source
> code of your program to stop them from being referenced and linked from the SAS/C standard
> libraries. The effect is that the program will have no automatic CTRL-C checking. So, leaving
> them out of your code in gcc could end up re-enabling it. You might want to see what gcc does
> for this.
They are only declared extern - I don't think removing them will cause hideous problems.
>
> As for stch_l, the reference manual for SAS/C says it converts a
> hexadecimal string to a long integer. Here's the synopsis:
>
> lenght = stch_l( in, lvalue);
>
> int length; /* input length */
> const char *in; /* input string pointer */
> long *lvalue; /* long integer value pointer */
>
> I hope this helps you.
Very much, thankyou :)
jonathan.
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