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Subj : Re: What is being referenced here?
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : Stephen Jarowski
Date : Fri Oct 15 2004 08:52 pm

How did he know I was using Borland C++ 3.1?

"Bob Gonder" <notbg@notmindspring.invalid> wrote in message news:c9qvm0lmpjb21qbt3c92662u9rfjjaifvn@4ax.com...
> Stephen Jarowski wrote:
>
> >Thanks for the explanation.  Before this thread becomes lost,
> >and seeing as I buy what you stated in this email, do you happen
> >to know the function of these calls, all which appear within the
> >coder's assembly code modules:
>
> Note: These are guesses based on the function names. I remember the
> names making sense when I was debugging DOS C apps 10 years ago.
>
> >   call far ptr F_LDIV
>
> Divide probably Long Divide
>
> >   call far ptr F_LMOD
>
> Modulo (what's left after divide, or % in C)
>
> >   call far ptr F_LSLSH
>
> Left Shift
>
> >   call far ptr F_PADA
>
> Thinking Pointer ADd Adjust
>
> >   call far ptr F_PADD
>
> ADD probably Pointer ADD (Add value to pointer)
>
> >   call far ptr F_SCOPY
>
> Copy  (StringCopy?)
>
> Note there are also N_ versions right next to them, so probably the N_
> are near and F_ are far versions.
>
> Who are your language skills?
> http://www.cs.vsb.cz/grygarek/tuox/sources/mm/bcc_lib.html
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