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On Tuesday, in article
     <1995Nov21.100102.1@gst-soft.demon.co.uk>
     cwood@gst-soft.demon.co.uk "Chris Wood" wrote:

CW> I am using -Ff=1024, which solved this problem when I put in the Netware

Probably tells the compiler to put any lumps of data over 1024
bytes into far data -- slightly slower and bulkier code for refs to
such data.

CW> mods; but don't really understand what it does or if I can change it

Try reducing the number, e.g. halving it, to get more
moved out of the 64K.

CW> again to solve this problem. Failing this I presume that I can turn off 
CW> some of the #defines in config.c to not include certain servers, thereby 
CW> saving some valuable space in the data segment, or not?

.c or .h?  Yes, you can same some space that way.  That
was the kind of thing I did to produce the 'tiny' version
of TextWin (compare the source, if you want to know the
things I kicked out, but perhaps they're things you want).
You are already compiling the 'small' version of ka9q,
I hope?

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John Washington