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- From: ghica@fig.citib.com (Renato Ghica)
- Subject: BORLAND C++ ; new int(1,000,000)
- Message-ID: <C01upJ.FAx@fig.citib.com>
- Originator: ghica@duck
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- Organization: Citibank IBISM
- Date: Wed, 30 Dec 1992 01:56:06 GMT
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- Is it possible to allocate more than 640K (from extended or
- expanded memory) on a DOS 5.0 system using a borland 3.1 C++ program?
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- Using the huge memory model, I'm trying to do the equivalent
- of
- new int(1,000,000);
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- without commas, of course.
- I have not successed. (I know I can allocate 64k+ at the time).
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- Do I need to use a virtual memory machine?
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- Is this an FAQ? If it is, pardon the ignorance.
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- thanks to any reply.
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