| Kenneth Brody 2007-05-30, 6:57 pm |
| Flash Gordon wrote:
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> Kenneth Brody wrote, On 29/05/07 17:31:
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> Ah, but could you use such pointers without using the non-standard
> far/huge keywords? Say with an option on the compiler?
I believe so. You told the compiler the memory model you wanted to
use (there were at least "small", "medium", "compact" and "large")
which determined the type of data and code pointers. (The "medium"
and "compact" models had one type as 16 bits and the other as 32.
I don't recall which was which.) There may have been a flag to set
"huge" as the default.
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