Garfield brought this up to me recently, and I'm presently suggesting
a further extension of this small code fix:
handler.c: affect_join()
In the for loop, it only checks to see if the 2 affect->type match.
Garfield gave me a small fix for it which had it check affect->location
as well.
I'm presently suggesting that you take that a step further and have
it check for matching bitvectors too.
so, the new code would look like this:
if ((hjp->type == af->type) &&
(hjp->location == af->location) &&
(hjp->bitvector == af->bitvector)) {
You should know where to put it in affect_join().
linc aka Aladdin
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