16-bit:  The WARNING Pragma (C++ Only)
16-bit:  Type "char"
16-bit:  Type "double"
16-bit:  Type "float"
16-bit:  Type "int"
16-bit:  Type "long int"
16-bit:  Type "short int"
16-bit:  Using Pragmas to Specify Default Libraries
16-bit:  Using Pragmas to Specify Options
16-bit:  Using the 80x87 to Pass Arguments
16-bit:  Using the 80x87 to Return Function Values
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32-bit Assembly Language Considerations
32-bit Code Models
32-bit Data Models
32-bit Memory Layout
32-bit Memory Models
32-bit Pragmas
32-bit:  A Function that Never Returns
32-bit:  Alias Names
32-bit:  Alternate Names for Symbols
32-bit:  An Example
32-bit:  Auxiliary Pragmas
32-bit:  Auxiliary Pragmas and the 80x87
32-bit:  Calling Conventions for 80x87-based Applications
32-bit:  Calling Conventions for Non-80x87 Applications