Peter L. Peres wrote:

> Better pack all the binary constants (and in fact all constants) into a 
> header file where you define symbols from them. Then lclint will only 
> likely complain about that file.

Yes and no. I put only public constants in a header file -- that is,
constants that need to be known to other modules. 

But this doesn't help much here. splint doesn't actually /complain/ about
binary constants, it can't parse them and stops with a parse error. 

Gerhard
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