AW: [ooc-compiler] Oberon string to C string

[<tim...@ma...>]

Hallo!

Please be carefull with defining INTERFACE modules for external code.
Defining for example a method puts where puts is a macro in C will not =
work.
You must be sure that everything you define in an INTERFACE module has =
a
symbol (if I remeber correctly I had this porblems with writing an =
interface
for curses)!

For not that simple interfaces I would suggest to write a FOREIGN =
module,
since this works around this problem and  at the same time allows you =
to
create a more streamlined interface.

--=20
Gru=DF...=20
       Tim.