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I believe that some of the confusion here stems from the Abucus Internals
book (first edition, I don't have the second edition) which not only has a
description which is incomprehensable, but uses a different name than most
other docs.  The name they give it is SETBLOCK...  The function should not
be compiler specific if the compiler package offers bios/xbios/gemdos calls.
The Mark Williams C package does it with macros in the file osbind.h, the
Lattice C package uses functions in the library (since they use a 32 bit
'int' and TOS uses 16 bit ints...)

Mshrink() takes two parameters, the first is a pointer to the beginning of
a block of memory that has been allocated by a call to Malloc() (this includes
the basepage/TPA of a program in memory) and the second parameter is a long
containing the number of bytes to be freed.  Mshrink() is a GEMDOS function
and has function code 74.

*WARNING***WARNING***WARNING***WARNING***WARNING***WARNING***WARNING***WARNING*
* DO NOT CALL MSHRINK WITH THE FIRST PARAMETER POINTING TO ANYTHING EXCEPT    *
* THE BEGINNING OF A BLOCK ALLOCATED WITH THE *GEMDOS* Malloc FUNCTION OR THE *
* BASEPAGE OF A PROCESS IN MEMORY!  (Pexec() does an Malloc())  THE SYSTEM    *
* WILL VERY LIKELY GO BERZERK!                                                *
*WARNING***WARNING***WARNING***WARNING***WARNING***WARNING***WARNING***WARNING*
-- 
		Daniel A. Glasser	dag@chinet.UUCP
    One of those things that goes "BUMP!!! (ouch!)" in the night.
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