Jerryleo
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How do I create an array of greater than 64k under Turbo C 2.0?
I use Turbo C 2.0 and Dos 6.22
I found this on http://community.borland.com/.
>Allocating more than 64K of data in a single modul - by Borland Developer Support Staff
> Technical Notes Database
>TN2890C.txt Allocating more than 64K of data in a single modul
>Category :C
>Platform :All
>Product :TC 1.0
>Description:
>QUESTION:
>Can I statically allocate more than 64K of data in a single module?
>ANSWER:
>Yes. Far data items are now supported:
>...
>char far array1[60000L];
>char far array2[60000L];
>...
>For arrays larger than 64k use:
>char huge array3[100000L];
>Reference:
>7/2/98 10:43:08 AM
>Products:
>Turbo C/C++ 1.0
>Platforms:
>DOS 1.0; Windows 3.1 1.0
>Article ID: 17890 Publish Date: July 02, 1998 Last >Modified: September 01, 1999
But I always get two compiling errors,
"Conflicting type modifiers"
"Array Size too large"
How do I create an array of greater than 64k under Turbo C 2.0?
Thanks a lot!
BTW, I also found this in http://community.borland.com/article/0,1410,18117,00.html
>Q. How do I create an array of greater than 64k?
>A. See TI1563.ZIP in library 2
It's only a index. I can't find the file TI1563.ZIP. Could anyone can email a copy to me.
I found this on http://community.borland.com/.
>Allocating more than 64K of data in a single modul - by Borland Developer Support Staff
> Technical Notes Database
>TN2890C.txt Allocating more than 64K of data in a single modul
>Category :C
>Platform :All
>Product :TC 1.0
>Description:
>QUESTION:
>Can I statically allocate more than 64K of data in a single module?
>ANSWER:
>Yes. Far data items are now supported:
>...
>char far array1[60000L];
>char far array2[60000L];
>...
>For arrays larger than 64k use:
>char huge array3[100000L];
>Reference:
>7/2/98 10:43:08 AM
>Products:
>Turbo C/C++ 1.0
>Platforms:
>DOS 1.0; Windows 3.1 1.0
>Article ID: 17890 Publish Date: July 02, 1998 Last >Modified: September 01, 1999
But I always get two compiling errors,
"Conflicting type modifiers"
"Array Size too large"
How do I create an array of greater than 64k under Turbo C 2.0?
Thanks a lot!
BTW, I also found this in http://community.borland.com/article/0,1410,18117,00.html
>Q. How do I create an array of greater than 64k?
>A. See TI1563.ZIP in library 2
It's only a index. I can't find the file TI1563.ZIP. Could anyone can email a copy to me.
ASKER
Allocating data >64k using the keyword huge
ftp://ftp.borland.com/pub/techinfo/techdocs/language/cpp/bcpp/ti/ti1563.zip
I am sorry. It's a broken URL.
RETR /pub/techinfo/techdocs/lan
Wed Jul 03 16:32:31 2002 550 No such file.
Wed Jul 03 16:32:31 2002 RETR pub/techinfo/techdocs/lang
Wed Jul 03 16:32:31 2002 550 No such file.
ftp://ftp.borland.com/pub/techinfo/techdocs/language/cpp/bcpp/ti/ti1563.zip
I am sorry. It's a broken URL.
RETR /pub/techinfo/techdocs/lan
Wed Jul 03 16:32:31 2002 550 No such file.
Wed Jul 03 16:32:31 2002 RETR pub/techinfo/techdocs/lang
Wed Jul 03 16:32:31 2002 550 No such file.
ASKER
Is there anyone can give me a example about allocating data >64k using the keyword huge under Turbo C 2.0?
Thanks a lot!
Thanks a lot!
I don't have the environemnt i.e Dos and Turbo C 2.0
...Please try "huge char" ...instead of "char huge"...
Type modifiers comes first, data type next...for ex.
'unsigned' long
'long' int
etc.
...Please try "huge char" ...instead of "char huge"...
Type modifiers comes first, data type next...for ex.
'unsigned' long
'long' int
etc.
ASKER
Thanks for reply.
I have put the type modifiers comes first, like huge char, but I get a "Declaretion syntax error".
I have put the type modifiers comes first, like huge char, but I get a "Declaretion syntax error".
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