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- From: Mike Rizzo <rizzom@ccmail.nhq.sony.com>
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- Date: 7 Feb 1996 19:21:42 GMT
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- Hi,
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- I have been having trouble declaring an array of structures in C.
- (BTW I'm using Trubo C++ 3.0/DOS 6.2) Each structure is about 1500 bytes,
- and I need to create an array of 64 of them. (its a project for school).
- Only problem is that I keep getting an array too large error when I
- compile. I have tried every memory model and they have not worked.
- I know you have to declare the array as far but I'm not sure what that
- is all about. Do I need to use a DOS extender? If anyone could shed
- some light on this I'd really appreciate it.
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- Thanks
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- Mike Rizzo
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- Please send e-mail to: rizzom@mars.superlink.net
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