you mean when you load one of rellib's subs?  well, did you include it?  

Yes I did include Rellib in all the modules when let me give ya a vage example.

----start here------
declare Sub Sub1 ()
declare Sub Sub2 ()
MainModule
DEFINT A-Z
'$STATIC
'$DYNAMIC
'$INCLUDE: 'RelLib.Bi'

common shared BUFFER(31999) AS INTEGER, layer AS INTEGER
layer = VARSEG(BUFFER(0))
common shared sprite(202)
screen 13
RelinitVGA13

(lets say i got my 20x20 sprites)
Relget layer,x1,x2,y1,y2,varseg(sprite(i*202)),varptr(sprite(i*202))

(my code and subs)
bleh
call Sub1
bleh
bleh
call Sub2

sub sub1 ()
some code
end sub

Module2
Sub2

SubModule1
Declare sub sub2
DEFINT A-Z
'$STATIC
'$DYNAMIC
'$INCLUDE: 'RelLib.Bi'

common shared BUFFER(31999) AS INTEGER, layer AS INTEGER
layer = VARSEG(BUFFER(0))
common shared sprite(202)
screen 13
RelinitVGA13

sub sub2()
more code
end sub


The common shared parts would give me a common shared error and sometimes the array, or when it does compile and work the pc restarts when i hit the sub2 bit of the prog.

I forgot to mention that in the Sub 2 is
RelSprite layer, 0,0,varseg(sprite(0)),varptr(sprite(0))
relpcopy video, layer   'shows the stuff.

Is this legal...?
common shared BUFFER(31999) AS INTEGER, layer AS INTEGER
layer = VARSEG(BUFFER(0))
common shared sprite(202)

I think it should be...
common shared BUFFER(31999) AS INTEGER, layer AS INTEGER
common shared sprite(202)
layer = VARSEG(BUFFER(0))

As far as I remember... All definitions with the exception of REDIM should apear before any commands are executed...

Good Luck...

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