>Hang on. I don't claim to be fluent in C, so I
was keeping out of this
debate,
but this is
well weird! As I understand it, you don't have to prototype
anything in C - or shouldn't have to. The only C compiler I've ever used
doesn't even SUPPORT prototypes!
I'm just not good with jargon. I meant declaring. In perl, everything is
dynamically allocated. You don't do "int foo; foo=5;", you just do
"$foo=5;".
Oh, I see. In that case I agree.
Philip.