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In article <BsIxGw.E4p@news.cso.uiuc.edu> ygg6647@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (Youren  Guo) writes:

> Hello, everyone,
> 
> I'm having problems with the DGROUP exceeds 64K when compiling a C program using
> TC++ 1.01. The program uses some big arrays (a little more than 64K). When 
> I use the large model it still gives me the same error message when linking. 
> These big arrays are used by two functions I just added. Previously I simply 
> used the small model. After I cut the array size to half, it compiles and links 
> Ok (even with small model), but when running it gives Abnormal program 
> termination. I didn't use any floating point stuff. Just simple text processing.
> 
> Someone please let me know what I did wrong here. I appreciate your help!
> Thank you!
> --Youren Guo

1. You can't use more than about 63K since the runtime environment needs
   some memory as well.

2. Declare the arrays far i.e.

	char far bigbuf[32000];

   This places them in FARDATA i.e. not in DGROUP and Bob's your Uncle.

3. As regards APT, don't know.