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Ted Ashton wrote:
>Thus it was written in the epistle of Bruce Toback,
>> Larry Barnes writes:
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>> >Can anyone tell me what the following line of basic code means?
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>> >COM LONG C1,C2,C3,S1[300]
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>> >I'm dealing with the variable C1 it's used in defining the size of a
>> >disc file in a build statement.
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>> It means that C1 is a 32-bit integer (LONG) that's shared among
>> subprograms that call each other using INVOKE (COM).
>
>With due respect, I believe it's a long real. I'd be delighted if BASIC had
>long integers :-).
You're absolutely right. On both counts.
Sorry about that.
-- Bruce
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