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- From: wemccaug@prairienet.org (Wendy E. McCaughrin)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: > 64K code under small model possible?
- Date: 21 Apr 1996 03:20:42 GMT
- Organization: University of Illinois at Urbana
- Message-ID: <4lc9ia$emt@vixen.cso.uiuc.edu>
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- In a previous article, javaprog@best.com (John Lockwood) says:
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- >Maker@cris.com (Rodney Gau) wrote:
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- >>: No, by definition. Look it up in your manual.
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- >>Maybe I didn't make it clear that I've already RTFM, and every other
- >>source I can think of :) That's why I asked here--figure there's "gotta"
- >>be a way to hack more than 64K of code in the small model somehow.
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- >Why do you figure that? The manual tells you you can't, now this guy
- >tells you you can't, now I'm telling you you can't. How about that!
- >You can't! That's what the other memory models are for, all the way
- >up to 256-bit flat. (Well, no, I think I'm making that one up).
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- Does this mean no difference between the 'tiny' and 'small' models?
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- wem
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