I do a lot of this kind of thing: const char Antinomian[] = "The elect cannot commit mortal sin\r\n";
.... if( Religion == RANTER) puts( Antinomian); etc. etc. The const is just to force the string into the code space, and conserve ram. Each time I do this, the compiler throws up a warning that the type qualifcation is lost when the parameter is passed. True, but as I get a lot of such warnings, it gets difficult to tell if there are any useful warnings in there, or indeed any errors. Is here any waning level setting that supresses this (while leaving more useful type conflict etc. warings untouched)? Paul Burke
