At 11:14 AM 8/31/99 -0700, you wrote:
>
>Any ideas? I figure it's because I moved the location of the code. Is
>there a compiler setting that will help me here? I would prefer not to
>move my code back the way it was because I'm attempting to split the code
>up in to separate groups so that more than one person can work on the
>app. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
>
You're completely correct, in small model applications, the function must
be defined within 32k of it's use, effectively limiting most programs to
around 56k or less without using workarounds. There are a number of things
you can do about this. Notice I said small model. You can change your
compiler to use the smart or large model which should fix this problem (but
may also introduce others). You can do things like creating jump islands,
which are simply strategically placed wrappers to extend your functions:
RealFoo()
...
< 32k of stuff
...
Foo()
{
RealFoo();
}
...
< 32k of stuff
...
Foo();
Or you can simply put your functions back.
