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     ILINK warning L4201
 
     fix-up frame relative to an (as yet) undefined symbol - assuming ok
 
     A reference was made relative to a segment or group that is
     different from the target segment of the reference.
 
     This occurs in either of the following situations:
 
        ■ A frame-relative fixup.
 
          For example, if _id1 is defined in segment _TEXT, the
          instruction call DGROUP:_id1 produces this warning. The frame
          DGROUP is ignored, so the linker treats the call as if it
          were call _TEXT:_id1.
 
        ■ A frame-relative absolute fixup.
 
          Both segments are absolute (defined with AT). ILINK assumed
          the executable file will be run only under DOS.
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