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You need to declare the 16 bit functions as such explicitly, and declare all
pointer arguments at 16 bit pointers.  For example, if you were calling a 16
bit version of strcpy from 32 bit code, you would need to declare it like this:

_Cdecl _Far16 char * _Seg16 strcpy(char * _Seg16, char * _Seg16);

Then, when you call the function from 32 bit code, C Set/2 will generate the
appropriate magic.  You may also have to declare the function as _System to C
Set/2 will use the right calling convention (pure stack); I don't know how MSC
passes arguments.

This is unlikely to work with functions that accept or return structures.

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Barr3y Jaspan, bjaspan@mit.edu