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  Syntax
 
  Callinc<t>
 
  /* Indirect call to __near __cdecl function returning type <t> */
 
  Possible Instructions
 
  CallincV, CallincW, CallincL
 
  See: ◄P-Code Data Types►
 
  Description
 
  Perform indirect calls to __near __cdecl functions that return an item
  of length <t>. The address of the function is the word value on the top
  of the stack. The address must refer to either a native function or a
  p-code function with a native entry code sequence.
 
  The instruction must be followed by an additional byte containing the
  number of words of parameters that were pushed onto the stack for this
  call. They will be popped off by the interpreter as part of processing
  the end of the call instruction.
 
  The instruction is generated by a code sequence like the following:
 
  <t> = (*foo)(10);   /* generates a Callinc<t> */
 
 
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