HS>I assume you were talking about TC?
HS>It was designed for BC, but I managed to compile it with TC using
CB>large memo
HS>model.
CB>I know it was originally designed for Borland C 3.0, but TC 3.0 and BC
CB>3.0 are the same language.  It' just a matter of 'professionalism',
CB>optimization, additional utilities, etc.  So, anything that compiles
CB>with BC30 should compile with TC30.
CB>Also, several of the files themselves say TC.  The .prj, the c0.asm,
CB>etc.
There are differences between them.
CB>As for the large memory model....  that isn't going to work!  The .asm
CB>modules clearly require the memdium memory model.  That's also what the
CB>.PRJ has set.  You just simply can not compile with the large memory
CB>model. It'll give you fatal compilation errors.
What did you expect? A magical fairy to make it compile in a different 
compiler? you have to change a few things, even if it means to edit an .asm 
file and replace a medium with large.
CB>It may just be running into the bug in TC30.
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