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- From: Chris Trueman <truemanc@intellic.demon.co.uk>
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: Help:Memory allocation above 64kbytes
- Date: Mon, 15 Jan 96 18:23:06 GMT
- Organization: IntelliCorp
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- In article <30FA67A9.31CC@mj.org.za> wcawood@mj.org.za "Wayne Cawood" writes:
-
- >I am in desperate need of advice on how to combat the problem of
- >addressing memory above 64000 bytes. Nothing I do works. I know the
- >borland c++ 3.1 compiler should be able to but I am completely confused
- >as to why my computer (and others which I have tried on), bomb OUT when
- >I attempt to write to this memory.
-
- Use the _huge keyword, this has the advantage of allowing data
- structures to be larger than a single data segment but it does
- restrict any element of the structure to no greater than 64K bytes.
-
- - Chris
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