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vincent@datmuc.UUCP (vincent) writes:

>	data. tsrstack = malloc (1024);
>	data. tsrstack += 1024;				// go to the top of it

Are you sure that malloc'd memory stays part of your program?  It seems
to me that when your program terminates, all heap memory will be free'd
by the OS and the next program that loads in (such as COMMAND.COM) will
load into the place where your stack used to be.  You should probably
use a static stack.

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