Thunking is the process of calling 16-bit
code from 32-bit code and vice versa. Thunking consists of applying
the CRMA to convert from one form of address
to the other and making any stack parameter adjustments either by padding
16-bit operands to 32-bit with leading zeros (16- to 31-bit conversion)
or truncating the padded 32-bit value to 16 bits (32- to 16-bit conversion).
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