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Hello,

> Caveat: __umoddi3 is only relevant for operations on "long long" data
> type (64-bit integers).  Do you have such variables in your program,
> and if so, do they participate in the intensive part of your code?

Yes, my program does have these size variables, and yes they do
participate in the intensive part of my code.

> In any case, no function should ever take 100% percent of the CPU
> time.  If that's what the profile says, you are looking at a known bug
> in DJGPP v2.02; upgrade to v2.03.

It only took 60% of the total run time.  I've already upgraded, thank
you for the input though.  Have a nice day!  :)

-David C.