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From: malcolm@alice.marlow.reuters.co.uk (Malcolm Melville)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c
Subject: EMS memory
Message-ID: <274@alice.marlow.reuters.co.uk>
Date: 25 Feb 88 00:00:57 GMT
Organization: Reuters Ltd, London, England
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Keywords: EMS Microsoft


Not quite sure where to put this one so I'll start here.

The long awaited EMS LIM4.0 spec appears. All I want to do is 
from an application running within an EMSed (=messed) environment
(MS-Windows) lock down a function so that it doesn't get swapped out.
The reasoning behind this is that the function is a callback and if it
gets called when it swapped out then it crashes the system. Unfortunately
the function is called from a TSR so I can't modify it to use
the 'long far pascal' calling sequence normally required to achieve
the desired results. 

The application works real well with Windows 1 and Windows 2 without
EMS so I think if I can get it locked down it will probably work with
EMS.

Thanks

Flames to Microsoft

Malcolm


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Malcolm Melville