C/C++ Compiler (cl.hlp) (Table of Contents; Topic list)
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Custom Tiny Memory Model
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     Use the /Ln option with the /AT option to create a tiny-model
     (.COM) program that uses your own startup code. Generally, to
     create a tiny-model program, the /AT option links the startup code
     of CRTCOM.LIB to your program. CRTCOM.LIB contains startup code
     needed by any .COM program written in C. Programs that are written
     in assembly language do not need this code. The /Ln option prevents
     this linking.
 
     P-code does not support the tiny memory model.
 
     See also: ◄Tiny Memory Model: Details►
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