if I write a program in ANSI C (is Arachne written in ANSI C?) does that mean it will run on ANY hardware? when I write a program in C or C++, will it's ability to run, or/and run properly, on a/or given hardware, depend on what compiler/programming environment I use?? and, if so, how would I find out which compiler/programming environment offers the greatest hardware compatibilty? (I forget which compiler was used for Arachne) how would I find out which compiler/programming environment is suitable for which hardware? or I guess I should ask: which hardware is suitable for code compiled/created using which compiler/programming environment?? just curious... Andy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
