I am working on learning C and am pulling my hair out over this one.  For some
reason I getting two warnings:

Nonportable pointer conversion in function Split
Possibly incorrect assignment in function Split

I have NO idea why!  This is an OS/2 code so PCHAR is char * and USHORT is a
short int.  Here is the part that is bothing me:

CHAR *Split(PCHAR pchr, PCHAR end)
{
        PCHAR path;
        USHORT  i;

        for(i=0;pchr[i];i++) pchr[i] = toupper (pchr[i]);
        for(i=0; end[i];i++)  end[i] = toupper ( end[i]);

        path = strstr( pchr, end );

        if( path ) {  <<<< this is the pointer that isn't working
                           and is giving me the error!

Thanks a million for the help:)

Sam

P.S.  please E-Mail responces:)

Dan
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Dan Pop
CERN, CN Division

Mail:  CERN - PPE, Bat. 31 R-004, CH-1211 Geneve 23, Switzerland

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