Ouch! Watcom C int86/int86x() function ultimately adds 780 bytes to your MS-DOS executable!

[joncampbell123]

I just noticed that merely using int86/int86x() functions adds 780 bytes, 768 of which is (3 x 256) bytes consisting of INT xxh; RET for each possible interrupt.

So the solution, at least for MS-DOS 16-bit builds, is to not use these functions!

[joncampbell123]

This is a moderately big deal to me when I am trying to reduce bloat in DOSLIB executables short of just writing it in asm or writing C without the runtime.