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From: mraikes@vt.edu (Matt Raikes)
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Subject: file size
Date: 13 Jul 2001 08:51:04 -0700
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I am getting an error when i compile that seems to disagree with the
size of the file.  This particular file is extremely large and so i
figured i would divide it into two and then put something like this at
the top to allow the two files to share

original file:
use new_package;

new file:
use old_package;

is this going to work??