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Topic       : C-Language Documentation
Author      : John Kormylo
Version     : C.HYP 1.0
Subject     : Documentation/C-Language
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Index Size  : 6362
HCP-Version : 3
Compiled on : Atari
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[?]  'XXXXXX' declared but never used
[?]  'XXXXXX' is assigned a value which is never used
[?]  'XXXXXX' not part of structure
[?]  Ambiguous operators need parenthesis
[?]  Both return and return of a value used
[?]  Call to function 'XXXXXX' with no prototype
[?]  Code has no effect
[?]  Constant is long
[?]  Constant out of range in comparison
[?]  Conversion may lose significant digits
[?]  Function should return a value
[?]  Mixing pointers to signed and unsigned char
[?]  No declaration for function 'XXXXXX'
[?]  Non-portable pointer assignment
[?]  Non-portable pointer comparison
[?]  Non-portable pointer conversion
[?]  Parameter 'XXXXXX' is never used
[?]  Possible incorrect assignment
[?]  Possible use of 'XXXXXX' before definition
[?]  Redefinition of 'XXXXXX' is not identical
[?]  Structure passed by value
[?]  Superfluous & with function or array
[?]  Suspicious pointer conversion
[?]  Undefined structure 'XXXXXX'
[?]  Void functions may not return a value
[?]  Unreachable code
[?]  Zero length structure

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