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In <1992Jul23.154650.3136@ducvax.auburn.edu> hjkim@ducvax.auburn.edu writes:

>After you compile the file, use exehdr.exe and exemod.exe to change 
>header structure. 
>I had a similar problem and the change of memory model could not
>fix the problem. I directly changed the stack address, I think.
>It was several months ago, so I am not sure that I changed the addredd
>or other things with those tho executable files.

>Finally I reduece the number of arrays defined in the program and
>the number of the variables. Then no errors in compiling.

A simpler approach is to use -Gt at compile time.  This places all data
objects larger than 256 bytes in their own segment, instead of the
default data segment.

By default (i.e. without -Gt) only data objects larger than 32k get their
own segment.  All of this is described in Quick Help, with quite a bit
of detail...

FYI,
  John
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