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Which model is used in c language?

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14y ago
Updated: 8/19/2019

Model of what, if you please?

This goes back to 16 bit DOS compilers and memory models , If a person must write programs in DOS could I suggest using DJGPP to avoid a whole bunch of nastiness that 16 bit programs introduce with the advantage of generating 32 bit programs.

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