From: "Brian Hetrick" <Brian DOT Hetrick AT compaq DOT com>
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Subject: Re: Specifing the location of a function
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Andrew Betts wrote ...
<snip>

You are describing an arrangement known as "overlays."

Most MS-DOS compilers do automatic overlay generation -- just tell the
compiler what you want overlaid.