On Thu, 13 Jun 1996, Dave Musser wrote: > In Structs.h there is a spot for adding variables to the pfiles > without screwing them up and screwing up memory alocation. > > My question.. can I change the type of variable without killing > the allocation? I have programmed for a while.. but this has > always been a stumbling block for me *grumble* I have just never > gotten the hang of how mem allocation works. > > Anyway.. there are no sh_int types in the spares... and I know I > could just use int, but I want to use the sh_int. So if I change > 2 or 3 of the int types to sh_int types in that structure... am I > going to screw everything up? > > > Dave Musser > Daedalus the Bold > > -- > /|___ ___|\ > //~|/ _\____ You need to learn to ____/_ \|~\\ > / \ .. V howl if you want to V .. / \ > // /~____/ run with the pack. \____~\ \\ > // \\/ / \ \// \\ > ////\\\\\ dmusser@donet.com //////\\\\ > Yes, i do belive you'll need to write either a conversion program, or wipe the pfile. The only reason i can think of why you wouldn't have to do it is (if i am correct)that sh_int is smaller than int. Why not try it out and see what happens? :) Antioch@Dark Chronicles (dc.iglou.com 4000)
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