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- From: scstech@solomon.technet.sg (Kenneth Soh)
- Subject: Memory Models Help
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- Organization: Singapore Computer Systems Ltd
- Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1992 17:29:16 GMT
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- Hi all...
-
- Thanks for all who helped me with the memory management stuff in Windows,
- especially Brad of NASA - who promptly answered my SOS message even at
- 1:30 in the morning.
-
- I've now "migrated" to large memory model as my Windows application needs
- large memory for data. My application is to be run on a dedicated PC
- and hence I don't have to worry about not being able to run multiple
- instances of it under the large model.
-
- Microsoft C/C++ and its MFC library actually comes with .lib's for the
- different memory models. We can actually use mixed models by simply
- utilising the "_f*" set of functions like _fmemcpy(), _fstrcpy() etc for
- far access from within a small or medium model. Correct me if I am
- wrong.
-
- My only doubt is that I have those ?LIBCE.LIB library files. Why my
- linker keeps saying that the ?LIBCA.LIB file not found ? I suspect
- that this is due to the comm library which I linked with. If I just ignore
- that message and force it to link with the ?LIBCE.LIB it works fine
- thus far. Just dunno whats wrong. Anyone can tell me why ?
-
- Merry Xmas !
-
- Kenneth Soh
- Singapore
-