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>In article <1992Sep4.213550.13151@pollux.lu.se> lars_s@gemini.ldc.lu.se writes:
>>I'm using Borland C++ version 3.0 in large memory model and are trying to 
>>link a couple of modules. I got this message from TLINK:
>>
>>     Error: Group DGROUP exceeds 64K
>>
>>Tools and Utilities Guide says: 
>>A group exceeded 64K bytes when the segments of the group wwere combined.
>>
>>Any hint or workaround to solve my problem are appreciated.
>
>Are you using C++ specific code?  If so, you can use the -Vf switch for BCC,
>or look for a switch in the IDE which moves the C++ virtual tables out of 
>the data segment.  
>
>Basically, this error means that your global variable area has exceeded 64k.
>Evidently, Borland puts their virtual tables (or at least some information 
>concerning them) into this segment.  

Also the documentation refers to relocating large blocks with the -F
switch.  This allows individual structures of > 32K to be relocated
to their own segment, and there is also a way to change the threshold
allocation to be other then 32K.  I saw it in the Programmers
Reference Manual, I think.  The IDE also aloows this to be adjusted in
the Compiler Options Section.

Donald "Dragline (sometimes Sunshine or MoonDog)" St. Denis      dons@sr.hp.com