Re: Determining Extended memory size in C program

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From: Ken Ballou
Date: Sat, 10 Oct 1992 01:06

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I think you might have better luck with:

	cout << "Extended memory: " << regs.x.ax << endl;

Using _AX instead of regs.x.ax means you write whatever is in register AX
after you evaluate cout << "Extended memory: " (in fact, that should be the
address of cout).

					- Ken
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