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  1. Yes, all of the values that might be changed are...

    Yes, all of the values that might be changed are global. I like your idea, and I will have to think about a way to use it in the laziest...errr I mean ... most efficient way possible. :-)
  2. Yes. But 90% percent of the time the default...

    Yes. But 90% percent of the time the default values are used, so the code defines those values (lots of them) throughout the first 1000 or so lines of code. (this code has many revisions and...
  3. The program (of course) initializes all of the...

    The program (of course) initializes all of the variables it uses. I'm trying to give the user more control over what those values can be set to. So without changing hundreds of lines of code (where...
  4. Checking for the existence of a variable in C

    I've looked for an answer to this, but I can't find a solution.

    I have some code that I'm adding a function to. Basically, I'm adding the ability to change some default values, by reading in a...
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