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Address Publics by Value
/~N 0000:01DB CHKSTK
' ^ 0000:131C CLEARERR
0000:1567 BRK
0000:1696 CHMDD
^ 0000:0035 FAC
The addresses of the public symbols are in segment-.oflset format.
f-\ They show the location of the symbol relative to the beginning of
the load module, which is assumed to be at address 0000:0000.
When the /high and /dsallocate options are used and the
(~*^\ program's code and data combined do not exceed 64K bytes, the
map file may show symbols that have unusually large segment
addresses. These addresses indicate a symbol whose location is
/—v below the actual start of the program code and data.
For example, the following symbol entry shows that TEMPLATE is
located below the start of the program:
^ FFF0:0A20 TEMPLATE
— Note that the 20-bit address of TEMPLATE is 00920H.
The Temporary Disk File — Vm.tmp
r***) Link normally uses available memory for the link session. If it
runs out of available memory, it creates a temporary disk file
named vmtmp in the current working directory. When the linker
/-"^ creates this file, it displays the following message:
VM.TMP has been created.
^^^ Do not change diskette in drive x:
After this message appears, you must not remove the disk from
the drive specified by x until the link session ends. The /pause
f^\ option cannot be used if a temporary file is created. After link
has created the executable file, it deletes the temporary file
automatically.
Note Do not use the vmtmp filename for your own files, since
when the linker creates the temporary file, it destroys any previ-
f> ous file that has the same name.
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