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From: barber@rabbit1.UUCP (Steve Barber)
Newsgroups: net.unix
Subject: Re: Use of n option for ld(1)
Message-ID: <241@rabbit1.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 30-Oct-86 20:56:20 EST
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Posted: Thu Oct 30 20:56:20 1986
Date-Received: Mon, 3-Nov-86 00:00:07 EST
References: <727@ptsfc.UUCP>
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Organization: Rabbit Software Corp., Malvern PA
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Summary: -n flag on IN/ix

In article <727@ptsfc.UUCP>, jgw@ptsfc.UUCP (John Weald) writes:
> 
> Does the -n flag do anything else on other flavors of UNIX? 
> 
I have used a version of IN/ix (from Interactive Systems Corp,
writers of PC/ix, PC RT AIX and, I believe, IX/370, to name a few)
that used the -n flag to basically switch between the Intel "compact"
(64K total I & D) and "small" (64K each I & D) memory models.  I never
tried to use it running under IN/ix, but I did use it for generating
larger run files that I was downloading to a front end board....

This particular version of IN/ix was System III - based an ran on an
unamed 80186 based UNIX machine.



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