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From: stuckey@mrcnext.cso.uiuc.edu (Anthony J. Stuckey)
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To: hyperc-l@calvin.sfasu.edu
Subject: Known bugs list -- preliminary
Status: R

	Anthony J. Stuckey
	stuckey@mrcnext.cso.uiuc.edu
	RR1 Box 153, Montrose, IL, 62445.

		Known Bugs in the standard distribution of HyperC.

	1) ED.
	- Tabs are expanded to 4 spaces on changed lines of code.  This is
not only on the display (which is reasonable), but also in the save file.

	- characters which run into the 80th column are deleted.

	- files larger than available memory cannot be edited.

	- the Mark option to move or copy text is easy to confuse.  You can
get garbage characters entered into the file by using ESCape to abort
a Mark operation for move or copy, then performing one for real.

	- It is possible to delete the contents of a file using the A)ppend
option and moving between 3 or 4 different source files.

	2) NAT.MAC
	- the JSR macro sub-optimally fixes the stack on return.
		Specifically, the lines "if ]1 \n isp ]2" should be changed
to "if ]2 \n isp ]2".  Subroutines with no parameters will now return
faster.

	3) PP
	#define != # define
	The standard says that whitespace should be allowed between #'s
and directives, HyperC forces them to be abutted.