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Automatic data segment exceeds 64K

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From: Jeffrey P. Overcash
Date: Thu, 07 Jan 1993 17:18
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  The header say it all - well almost.  I'm useing Borland C++ and I am 
currently running into this linking error.  Unfortunately, I have a DLL 
that requires a large (32K) stacksize and already only use 1024 for 
heapsize therefore I need to move some of my near data to far.  I've 
tried several different way of doing this (or so I thought), but nothing 
seems to be affecting this problem.  The manual says to use the map file 
to determine the sizes of the componant segments to see which modules 
contribute what to the DGROUP.  I've done this but nowhere can I find 
out how to move a module into another segment.  Any and all help will be 
greatly appriciated.

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From: "Jeffrey P. Overcash" <p00090@mail.psi.net>
Subject: Automatic data segment exceeds 64K
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