And this will be another mistake: in C/C++ standard `char' may be signed, and _it is_ (by default) in BC. (But not in OW, BTW). Stupid, but this is so.
This (troubles with sign extension) is why I suggest, that machine specific types NEVER SHOULD BE SIGNED (as they are in FD kernel).
It's easy to just add a -K option to turboc.cfg to force unsigned char. But this may lead to some code increase and possible side effects...
Lucho
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