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In article <Bs5HMv.MEE@knot.ccs.queensu.ca> dmurdoch@QueensU.CA (Duncan Murdoch) writes:
>In article <-=nm_r_.westes@netcom.com> westes@netcom.com (Will Estes) writes:
>>Is there some easy way to determine the local stack and heap allocations
>>in an .EXE file?  To my surprise, the DOS EXEHDR utility seems to let
>>you change these parameters in an .EXE, but it doesn't seem to give a
>>way to determine what those values are.  

>Borland languages come with a program called TDUMP that'll show you the
>.EXE header.  

You don't need to use TDUMP - EXEHDR will display the current header if
you give it no options.  For example, 

C:\TEST exehdr test

Microsoft (R) EXE File Header Utility  Version 2.01.003
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp 1985-1990.  All rights reserved.

.EXE size (bytes)         de2
Magic number:             5a4d
Bytes on last page:       0190
Pages in file:            0004
Relocations:              0007
Paragraphs in header:     0004
Extra paragraphs needed:  042c
Extra paragraphs wanted:  a42c
Initial stack location:   00a1:4000
Word checksum:            0000
Entry point:              0000:0000
Relocation table address: 001c
Memory needed:            19K


Duncan Murdoch
dmurdoch@mast.queensu.ca