Subj : Re: What is being referenced here?
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : Stephen Jarowski
Date : Tue Oct 12 2004 05:44 pm

Dear Bob Gonder:
     That being the case, how do i go about putting the entire call
into assembly language, so that the call to Borland's cl.lib is not
made at this point in the code?  In other words, where is the call's
source code?  I doubt even Borland's debugger would let me step
through this call completely!

Thanks for your reply, SAJ

"Bob Gonder" <notbg@notmindspring.invalid> wrote in message news:ifnim017uhmbunn566sjkm2qhk6k3um6np@4ax.com...
> Ed Mulroy [TeamB] wrote:
>
> >It is making a far call, a call to a function whose address in the
> >instruction contains both a segment and offset.
>
> I think he wanted to know what the function does.
> Looking at the names of the other functions in the vicinity, my best
> guess would be Unsigned Right SHift
>
> >> Stephen Jarowski wrote in message
> >>
> >> call   far ptr F_LXURSH@
> >>
> >> I know through searching borland's library files that
> >> this public symbol occurs in cl.lib, but I am at a loss of
> >> what actually is happening at this point in the code.
> >> What is the far call being made?
> >
>

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