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comp.os.msdos.programmer FAQ part 4/5
Section - - Is there a 80x87 math unit installed?

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 SNIPPETS (see <Q:02.08> [What and where is SNIPPETS?]) contains
 C-callable assembly code to determine presence of coprocessor in
 NDPCHECK.ASM.




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Feb 17, 2012 @ 9:21 pm
The Borland/Turbo "floating point formats not linked" error may also be caused

by specifying the libraries in the wrong order in the TLINK command.  Try putting

the FP87 library first, then the MATHx library, then the Cx library (where x is

the memory model designator).  This, combined with the dummy FP function trick,

should solve the problem.
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