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From: smvorkoetter@watmum.waterloo.edu (Stefan M. Vorkoetter)
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Subject: TURBO C Linking Problem
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Date: Mon, 9-Nov-87 21:52:59 EST
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I am having problems linking a program with TURBO C.  The program consists
of about 15 source files.  Each and every one compiles, but when I link,
I get an error when CH.LIB is being linked in that there is too much global
data defined in a file.  None of my files defines more than 64K of global
data.  As a matter of fact, the entire program uses less than 64K of global
data.  Unfortunately, it won't even tell me which file is the supposed
culprit.  I have double checked that the model is selected properly, and that
everything else is set right.  I am running under the integrated environment.

By the way, the program I am compiling is a C compiler that I am developing.
Perhaps this is Borland's way of preventing competition :-)

Any help on this matter would be appreciated.  The program compiles fine
under 4.3 BSD.  I am not doing anything the least bit esoteric anywhere.

Thanks in advance,
Stefan Vorkoetter
Symbolic Computation Group
University of Waterloo
(smvorkoetter@watmum.waterloo.edu)