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Finding an Absolute address in 386

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From: Espino, Jose Luis
Date: Thu, 13 Jun 1991 23:13
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	If I define a data buffer; how can I find its absolute address if I am 
using the 32-bit addressing system of the 386 or 486?  I would like to know how
to do this in either C or Assembly programming.
	Please email direct if possible.  I will post any good conclusions.

		JE.
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From: mcci@jetson.uh.edu (Espino, Jose Luis)
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Subject: Finding an Absolute address in 386
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