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From: woody@tybalt.caltech.edu.UUCP
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Subject: Global blowing away Mac II?
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Date: Sun, 5-Apr-87 18:36:07 EST
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The Megamax C compiler library stuff insists upon using the magic location
694 decimal (2B6 hex) in low memory to store a long word of data.  For some
reason programs compiled using version 3.0 of the C compiler crashes a
Mac II, and I think it may be because of this.  However, as I don't have
access to a copy of IM v5 at the moment, I thought I'd ask this forum if
it is possible that the crash is occuring because of a write to this
global location.  What is at this location anyways?

BTW, the decimal address is correct; I think the hex value is right, but
I wouldn't bet a house on it...

- William Woody                          Mac! > ][n && /|\
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