What is the difference between far and near ?
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Answer / Balram Singh
In older versions of C, far and near were segmented memory qualifiers that allowed you to specify where variables or functions should be stored in memory. However, modern compilers do not support these qualifiers because they have been replaced by flat model which uses a single contiguous address space.
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