> If anyone would like to suggest a better way to state all this in the PMX > manual compared to what's there now, fire away. > > BTW, as I just suggested, ANY user with access to a FORTRAN compiler is free > to fiddle with the dimensions in the source code and recompile it himself.
I did this once, increasing I don't remember what and it was rather easy to do. I don't know much about FORTRAN. Thinking in C, I would suggest to put these limits into variables which are loaded with default values and can be overridden at program start (by a config file, command line, environment variables or whatever is prefered). The only real thing which has to be changed is that the corresponding arrays have to be set up at program start, rather than being constructed by the compiler. In C this would be just a bunch of mallocs (and of course the config parsing). regards Bernhard _______________________________________________ Tex-music mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://icking-music-archive.org/mailman/listinfo/tex-music
