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1198
MS-DOS
User's
Reference
Examples:
^-^
The
first
example
sets
the
stack
size
to
512
bytes:
link
file/stack:512,,;
w
The
second
example
sets
the
stack
size
to
255
(FFH)
bytes:
,
,
link
moda+modb,run/st:0xFF7ab7\lib\5tart;
The
final
example
sets
the
stack
size
to
24
(30
octal)
bytes:
[^_J
link
startup+file/st1030,,;
Setting
the
Maximum
Allocation
Space
w
Syntax:
,
j
The
/cparmaxalloc
/cparmaxalloc
number
option
The
/cparmaxalloc
option
sets
the
maximum
number
of
16-byte
paragraphs
needed
by
a
program
when
it
is
loaded
into
memory.
M
The
operating
system
uses
this
number
when
allocating
space
for
a
program
prior
to
loading
it.
Link
normally
sets
the
maximum
number
of
paragraphs
to
65535.
^
)
Since
this
represents
all
addressable
memory,
the
operating
sys
tem
always
denies
the
default
settings
and
allocates
the
largest
contiguous
block
of
memory
it
can
find.
If
you
use
the
/
j
/cparmaxalloc
option,
the
operating
system
allocates
no
more
^-^
space
than
is
given
by
this
option.
This
means
any
additional
space
in
memory
is
free for
other
programs.
,
The
number
can
be
any
integer
in
the
range
from
1
to
65535.
It
^^
must
be
a
decimal,
octal,
or
hexadecimal
number.
Octal
numbers
must
begin
with
a
zero,
and
hexadecimal
values
must
begin
with
.
.
a
leading
zero
followed
by
a
lowercase
x.
For
example,
0x2B.
v-^
If
number
is
less
than
the
minimum
number
of
paragraphs
needed
by
the
program,
link
ignores
your
request
and
sets
the
maximum
,
j
value
equal
to
the
minimum
needed.
The
minimum
number
of
^—
paragraphs
needed
by
a
program
is
never
less
than
the
number
of
paragraphs
of
code
and
data
in
the
program.
Minimum
abbreviation:
/c
^—'
U
U

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