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In article <1992Dec16.062628.3410@nuscc.nus.sg> shah@cherry.NoSubdomain.NoDomain writes:

>Hi there!
>Does anyone out there knows how to implement a linked list for Windows using
>MS C7. I know how to do it in C but in Windows it look tricky. I think I may
>need to use the global heap with the GMEM_MOVEABLE flag but I not too sure
>of going around  doing it. Can anyone gave me some pointer, please. Any 
>source code sample is also appreciated. 
>
>Shahrin 
>E-mail shah@iss.nus.sg
>

If you're using Microsoft C7, you can implement a linked list in Windows
in exactly the same way you would for DOS - just use the standard run time
library "malloc" function.  If you use the large memory model (and there's
no reason not to, any more), "malloc" gets mapped onto calls to a pretty
good "sub-allocator".

Chris
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