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 # --------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # EXPAND.LNK: Linker Response File for Blinker (tm).
 #             Copyright (c)1992 by Softwarebureau Pepijn Smits.
 #             Use this file as @EXPAND in your Application's
 #             Linker response file if you want to use the Expand
 #             Library optimized for size.
 # --------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # Note that ALLOCATE EXPAND may also be used, although it is not of much
 # use. For every function in the Overlay Pool, 32 bytes are used in the root
 # part of the Executable. Quite some functions of EXPAND.LIB are small
 # (and quite some even smaller than 32 bytes), so putting them in the Root
 # section can be useful anyway, as every function always requires 32 bytes,
 # even when allocated to the Overlay Pool.
 #
 # When the Blinker command BLINKER THRESHOLD becomes active (Speaking to Jud
 # Cole about it at a Conference, he told me it would probably be implemented
 # in one of the Maintenance releases of Blinker 2.00), you could use it
 # instead. For instance, one could use a threshold of 64 or even
 # 128 bytes (which means that functions of that size shouldn't be bothered
 # to be allocated, just leave them in the Root).
 #
 # Don't forget to set Incremental Linking Off when using Blinker, it does make
 # a big difference, not only in size but especially in execution speed!
 #
 BEGINAREA
        # This Goes in the Overlay Area

        # Lotus stuff:
        MODULE  XPND123

        # Array stuff:
        MODULE  XPNDASAV
        MODULE  XPNDARR

        # "High Level" Mouse Stuff:
        MODULE  XPNDBROW
        MODULE  XPNDCHOI
        MODULE  XPNDEDIT
        MODULE  XPNDMENU
        MODULE  XPNDMGET
        MODULE  XPNDMKEY

        # "High Level" Dates stuff:
        MODULE  XPNDDATP

        # GetText()/GetScreen()
        MODULE  XPNDSCRP

        # Hex stuff
        MODULE  XPNDHEX

        # Sorting Stuff:
        MODULE  XPNDQSRT

        # The "bigger" DOS routines
        MODULE  XPNDDOSM
        MODULE  XPNDDOSP

        # The Country Interface:
        MODULE  XPNDCTRY
        MODULE  XPNDCTRP

        # Accessing the Environment:
        MODULE  XPNDENV
        MODULE  XPNDENVP

        # Keyboard routines (except Shft):
        MODULE  XPNDKEY
        MODULE  XPNDKEYB

        # Print interface:
        MODULE  XPNDPRIN
        MODULE  XPNDPRFI

        # Machine Identification:
        MODULE  XPNDROM
        MODULE  XPNDCPU

        # And some general Functions:
        MODULE  XPNDRAND
        MODULE  XPNDFIND
        MODULE  XPNDTREE
        MODULE  XPNDTEMP
        MODULE  XPNDVER
        MODULE  XPNDVID
        MODULE  XPNDNEXT

        # XPfastPCX() code:
        MODULE  XPNDPCX0
        MODULE  XPNDPCX1
        MODULE  XPNDPCX2
        MODULE  XPNDPCX3

        # The "User Interface" Routines:
        MODULE  XPNDXP00
        MODULE  XPNDXP01
        MODULE  XPNDXP02

 ENDAREA
 # And Now, The rest of the Library in the Root.
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