Could be anything. In fact, word could be a MemHandle in disguise. Many of
the engineers didn't use the proper GEOS data types and so you'll see "word"
where it should have been "MemHandle" or "FileHandle". Give me the function
names and I'll let you know the correct parameters and return values.
> And I noticed something else with sound.h...it didn't contain the carriage
> returns to match the linefeeds, which caused it to show up all on one
line.
> I noticed a few other files are like that, too. What's with that?
Those headers must have somehow been skipped over when we Unix-2-Dos'd the
headers. In Unix text files there is only the carriage return (0x0D) to mark
the end of the line. In DOS, the EOL is 0x0D0A. In any case, the header will
compile correctly no matter which bytes mark the end of the line.
Nathan