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- PRODUCT : TURBO C NUMBER : 355
- VERSION : 1.0
- OS : PC-DOS
- DATE : May 28, 1987 PAGE : 1/1
-
- TITLE : STRUCTURE PUSH FLOATING POINT PATCH
-
- ______________________________________________________________________________
-
-
- The following patch solves a problem with pushing structures
- with floating point elements onto the stack in Turbo C.
-
- To apply this patch, you will need to use the DOS utility DEBUG.COM.
- You may obtain a copy of DEBUG.COM from one of your original PC-DOS
- or MS-DOS diskettes.
-
- NOTE: 1. Do not patch your original Turbo C disk, use a working or
- backup copy of TCC.EXE and TC.EXE for this patch.
-
- 2. DEBUG is not sensitive to upper and lower case. All ad-
- dresses are listed in upper case for ease of readibility.
-
- 3. XXXX,YYYY,ZZZZ are hexidecimal digits returned by DEBUG.
- You must replace these digits accordingly when typing
- in your commands.
-
- 4. While in DEBUG, the prompt will appear as a dash (-).
-
- 5. If you do not receive the appropriate response,press "q"
- followed by <Enter>, to exit from DEBUG. Check your
- version number and, if correct, try again.
-
- 6. TCC.EXE and TC.EXE will not fit together onto a 360K disk.
- To patch both programs on a floppy disk, you may need to
- copy TCC.EXE and DEBUG.COM onto one disk and perform the
- patch. Save the patched version of TCC.EXE to another
- disk. Repeat the same steps using TC.EXE.
-
- At the DOS prompt, type the following information exactly as it
- appears (Conclude each line by pressing <Enter>).
-
-
- Patch for TCC.EXE
-
- Type the following: You will see:
-
- ren tcc.exe tcc.xex<Enter> A>
-
- debug tcc.xex<Enter> -
-
- r<Enter> ... CS=XXXX ...
- -
-
- h XXXX 1C0C<Enter> YYYY ZZZZ
- -
-
- e YYYY:2FAD<Enter> YYYY:2FAD 25.
-
- A9<Space> YYYY:2FAD 25.A9 01.
- <Space> YYYY:2FAD 25.A9 01. 00.
- <Space> YYYY:2FB0 81.
- 74<Space> YYYY:2FB0 81.74 E2.
- 0B<Space> YYYY:2FB0 81.74 E2.0B 00.
- 40<Space> YYYY:2FB0 81.74 E2.0B 00.40 00.
- 26<Space> YYYY:2FB0 81.74 E2.0B 00.40 00.26
- 0B.
- 83<Space> YYYY:2FB0 81.74 E2.0B 00.40 00.26
- 0B.83 D0.
- 47<Space> YYYY:2FB0 81.74 E2.0B 00.40 00.26
- 0B.83 D0.47 74.
- 6<Space> YYYY:2FB0 81.74 E2.0B 00.40 00.26
- 0B.83 D0.47 74.6 0A.
- 1<Space> YYYY:2FB8 26.
- <Space> YYYY:2FB8 26. 83.
- <Space> YYYY:2FB8 26. 83. 47.
- 57<Space> YYYY:2FB8 26. 83. 47.57 06.
- 8<Space> YYYY:2FB8 26. 83. 47.57 06.8
- 01.
- 0<Space> YYYY:2FB8 26. 83. 47.57 06.8
- 01.00 26.
- 29<Space> YYYY:2FB8 26. 83. 47.57 06.8
- 01.00 26.29 83.
- 6<Space> YYYY:2FB8 26. 83. 47.57 06.8
- 01.00 26.29 83.6 57.
- 54<Space> YYYY:2FC0 08.
- 74<Space> YYYY:2FC0 08.74 00.
- 90<Enter> YYYY:2FC0 08.74 00.90
- -
-
- w<Enter> Writing 2948A bytes
- -
-
- q<Enter> A>
-
- ren tcc.xex tcc.exe<Enter> A>
-
-
- Patch for TC.EXE
-
- Type the following: You will see:
-
- ren tc.exe tc.xex<Enter> A>
-
- debug tc.xex<Enter> -
-
- r<Enter> ... CS=XXXX ...
- -
-
- h XXXX 2557<Enter> YYYY ZZZZ
- -
-
- e YYYY:2FA4<Enter> YYYY:2FA4 25.
-
- A9<Space> YYYY:2FA4 25.A9 01.
- <Space> YYYY:2FA4 25.A9 01. 00.
- <Space> YYYY:2FA4 25.A9 01. 00. 81.
- 74<Space> YYYY:2FA8 E2.
- 0B<Space> YYYY:2FA8 E2.0B 00.
- 40<Space> YYYY:2FA8 E2.0B 00.40 00.
- 26<Space> YYYY:2FA8 E2.0B 00.40 00.26 0B.
- 83<Space> YYYY:2FA8 E2.0B 00.40 00.26 0B.83
- D0.
- 47<Space> YYYY:2FA8 E2.0B 00.40 00.26 0B.83
- D0.47 74.
- 6<Space> YYYY:2FA8 E2.0B 00.40 00.26 0B.83
- D0.47 74.6 0A.
- 1<Space> YYYY:2FA8 E2.0B 00.40 00.26 0B.83
- D0.47 74.6 0A.1 26.
- <Space> YYYY:2FB0 83.
- <Space> YYYY:2FB0 83. 47.
- 57<Space> YYYY:2FB0 83. 47.57 06.8 26.
- 8<Space> YYYY:2FB0 83. 47.57 06.8 01.
- 0<Space> YYYY:2FB0 83. 47.57 06.8 01.00
- 26.
- 29<Space> YYYY:2FB0 83. 47.57 06.8 01.00
- 26.29 83.
- 6<Space> YYYY:2FB0 83. 47.57 06.8 01.00
- 26.29 83.6 57.6 08.
- C<Space> YYYY:2FB0 83. 47.57 06.8 01.00
- 26.29 83.6 57.C 08.
- A3<Space> YYYY:2FB8 00.
- 90<Enter> YYYY:2FB8 00.90
- -
-
- w<Enter> Writing 38759 bytes
- -
-
- q<Enter> A>
-
- ren tc.xex tc.exe<Enter> A>
-