Help me with C++ (Developers)
Hello
I am trying to re-writing my program Explorer PC (graphical file manager for DOS).Before it was written in Turbo Assembler but now I am using Turbo C++.
My problem is that need making to ensure to me that several variables remain together in the executable file (.exe) or when running are located together in the same segment.
For example:
int a; SEG=0 OFFSET=0
int b; SEG=0 OFFSET=2
int c; SEG=0 OFFSET=4
In assembler I can control this but in C++ is possible?
Thanks
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