Re: Easy way to access extended memory from C

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From: Lou Kates
Date: Sat, 10 Mar 1990 13:08

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In addition to the compilers you mention note that Microsoft C can generate
286 code and when used with the Eclipse DOS extender can take advantage of
protected mode and extended memory on a 286 or 386.   If you already have
a Microsoft C compiler this would be cheaper than buying a DOS extender plus
a C compiler. 

Lou Kates, Teleride Sage Limited, 519-725-0277
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From: louk@tslwat.UUCP (Lou Kates)
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Subject: Re: Easy way to access extended memory from C
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Date: 10 Mar 90 13:08:49 GMT
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