I've seen the line end problem also (PPC-Linux). If I remember well, the last line wasn't seen if it ended without line feed, but I'm not sure. Adding such a LF or CR (don't ask me which one) reduced the error to a warning and I didn't care anymore. But I would also say there's something in the PMX line (or file) end handling where at least some compilers produce code which runs into problems for the last line of input.
One reason for this kind of problems is often that end-of-file condition is raised differently in different compilers/systems. Some set the flag once the last byte of a file has been read, others set it when one tries to read behind the end of a file. Thus, depending on implementation, end-of-file handling may get into problems. You may succeed in some cases while, using the same sources, in other cases you may miss the last line or even see it twice, depending on the way of implementation. I suggest to add a caveat phrase to the PMX documentation about broken compilers and possible need for an additional empty line at file end. regards Bernhard _______________________________________________ Tex-music mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://icking-music-archive.org/mailman/listinfo/tex-music
