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     MPC error MP2088
 
     intersegment call with near source or target: source
     'segment:offset', target 'segment:offset'
 
     The source or target of a function call was declared to be near,
     but the source and target were in different physical segments. The
     caller (source) was in a p-code function, and the callee (target)
     was a native function.
 
     Make the calling conventions of the source function call and the
     target function prototype match, or make sure that both functions
     are placed in the same physical segment.
 
     To find the functions that caused this warning, look up the given
     map addresses in the .MAP file generated from the executable file.
     To generate a .MAP file, use the CL /Fm command-line option or the
     LINK /MAP command-line option.