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     The medium memory model allows multiple segments for program code
     and a single segment for program data. This memory model causes
     the assembler to produce files with the .EXE extension.
 
     Medium-model programs can have several code segments but are
     limited to one segment of data. The defaults in medium-memory
     programs are FAR code addressing and NEAR data addressing. The
     PROC distance is NEAR under the medium-model option. @CodeSize is
     1, @DataSize is 0, and @Model is 4.
 
     See also: .MODEL
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