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bu254@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Stephen Groundwater) writes:

>
>char far *MyBuf;
>MyBuf=(char far *)new[100L];
>
>Voila, 100 bytes of far memory, the important bit is the L.
>
>Steve>

Look this program :

/**************************/
#include <stdio.h>

void far * operator new( unsigned long size );

int main ()
   {
   char far * alpcStringArray [10];

   for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
      {
      alpcStringArray[i] = new (char[10000L]);

      printf ("Array %i is %Fp\n", i, alpcStringArray[i]);
      }

   return (0);
   }
/**************************/

Its output is :

Array 0 is 1F2F:0792
Array 1 is 1F2F:2EA6
Array 2 is 1F2F:55BA
Array 3 is 1F2F:7CCE
Array 4 is 1F2F:A3E2
Array 5 is 1F2F:CAF6
Array 6 is 1F2F:0000
Array 7 is 1F2F:0000
Array 8 is 1F2F:0000
Array 9 is 1F2F:0000


So it uses near malloc() !

How can I call far new() ??

					Maurizio

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