Re: A86: _exec_pg3

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Subject: Re: A86: _exec_pg3
From: Stephen Hicks <shicks@mindspring.com>
Date: Fri, 03 Jul 1998 14:24:40 -0400
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What is the point of exec_pg3 and stuff, when page D has so much free
space at the end?  Does anyone have a good explanation for why 20 or 40
more 28CB calls weren't used instead?

Dux Gregis wrote:

> Here's a list of all the _ex_pg3  locations, if anyone wants to
> disassemble a few:
>
> ASAP_IND / PAGE 3 LOCATION
>
> 0            $421d
> 1            $75fb
> 2            $760a
> 3            $7614
> 4            $7669
> 5            $76be
> 6            $76d6
> 7            $7704
> 8            $774d
> 9              $781c
> 10            $7e4b
> 11            $7e60
> 12            $7e74
> 13            $7e7a
> 14            $7ecd
> 15            $7ef8
> 16            $7f40
> 17            $7f4e
> 18            $7820
> 19            $59a7
> 20            $791e



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