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Subject: What happens if I do a lot of moves to ss
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Date: Fri, 21-Nov-86 19:42:36 EST
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Xref: watmath comp.sys.m68k:29 comp.sys.intel:48

Suppose I have a 64k code segment, which contains the instruction

	mov ss,something                / Intel operand ordering

repeated enough times to fill the segment.  If I start executing in
this segment on a 286 in protected mode ( or a 386, using a 286 code
segment ), what happens?

I was going to determine this by experiment, but ld on the pc6300+
won't let me have a 64k code segment.  grrrrrrrr.
-- 
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