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  VARSTCK.OBJ            Allow near heap to compete with stack
  va_arg                 Access variable number of arguments
  va_end                 Retrieve current argument
  va_list                Type defined in stdarg.h and stdio.h
  variable-length
     arguments           Functions for variable-length argument lists
  variables, global      Variables defined by Microsoft C
  va_start               Reset argument pointer
  vfprintf               Write formatted data to stream
  _VGA                   VGA monitor
  videoconfig            video configuration structure
  void                   void data type
  volatile               volatile data-type modifier
  vprintf                Write formatted data to stdout
  _VRES16COLOR           640x480; 16-color VGA video mode
  _VRES2COLOR            640x480; 2-color VGA video mode
  vsprintf               Write formatted data to string