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Problems linking w/ Turbo C++

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From: Adam Boggs
Date: Wed, 29 Jul 1992 00:32
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I have been writing a large program in Turbo C++ 1.0, and haven't had any
problems up to now with compiling it. (Running it.. that's another story.)
Anyway, I just finnished debugging, compiled it, and when it went to link my
modules, it just stopped during the second pass.  I've heard from  other people
that this has happened to them, too, although they didn't know what caused it.
Does anyone know why it might do this suddenly?

At first I thought it could be because my program uses hardware interrupts
extensively, however after rebooting, and even re-doing the project file, it
still happens.

Thanks in advance...

Adam Boggs
boggs@alumni.cs.colorado.edu
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