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- From: jcridge <jcridge@mail.soton.ac.uk>
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- Subject: BC++ v4.02 : Huge memory model pointers
- Date: 8 Jan 1996 10:53:28 GMT
- Organization: Computing Services, University of Southampton
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- If I compile and link using the huge memory model option in "Project Options", do I actually
- need to use the 'huge' keyword anywhere in my program, or does the compiler/linker take care of
- all this ? I would hope that the answer to the latter is 'yes', otherwise it seems I will have
- to do alot of extra typing when swithcing memory models...
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- Either way, does anyone know of any reason why a call to 'getch()' might crash the system under
- the huge memory model option ?
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