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From: david@daisy.UUCP (David Schachter)
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Subject: Re: Re: Re: Need 286 "C" benchmark
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Date: Mon, 3-Jun-85 04:38:11 EDT
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Actually, there are several compilers available for the 286 that handle
arrays bigger than 64K.  Even Fortran!  We use Fortran-86 (Intel's version
of Fortran-77) for some programs that declare megabyte arrays and it works
fine.