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From: ghenniga@nmsu.edu (Gary Hennigan)
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Subject: Borland C++ or Me?
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Date: 29 May 91 06:09:45 GMT
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I've been using BC++ almost exclusively for Windows code until now. Today I
tried to compile a large model C program that is to be ported to a large
machine soon. Unfortunately the compiler keeps generating invalid opcode. In
particular it generates:

	lock stosw

"lock" is not a valid prefix of "stosw"! Has anyone got any ideas what's going
on? It compiles O.K. in small model but I need the large model!!

Thanks to anyone who can shed some light!
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Gary Hennigan
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