::>  VO>             mov di,0472h
::>  VO>             mov es:di,ax   /* Error: Memory reference expected */
::> This needs to be:
::>     mov [es:di], ax
::> instead.  As-is, it makes no real sense.  Overriding a segment only
::> makes sense when you're referring to memory, but without the brackets di
::> is simply a register; you need to refer to the memory whose address is
::> in di.
Hi Jerry,
   Quickly, since I'm not very ASM literate, I was compiling an older Borland
3rd party library, and I came across 1 warning in the ASM modules that looks 
quite similar to the above. The code is inlined in a .cpp file.
The code line is (from the intermediate ASM file, and the CPP source):
   cmp BYTE PTR [ds:si-2],43
and the warning is:
*Warning* opstr034.ASM(107) ":" operator ignored
Is this something I can ignore or will it "byte" me later?
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