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2GB static limit

das68
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‎10-16-2002 09:28 PM
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Our company has finally reached the 2GB limit on statically allocated memory under windows (NT/2000/etc). I understand that this is windows and not visual fortran - aside from rewriting code using allocatable arrays, what is the solution? Does anyone know if microsoft is considering a patch? Wait for 64bit windows?

thanks much
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Jugoslav_Dujic
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‎10-17-2002 08:12 AM
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A "good news" is that even rewriting to allocatable arrays won't help -- 2GB is Windows' hard limit. There is only a special server version (2000 Enterprise Server IIRC) which provides 3GB user virtual memory.
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james1
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‎10-17-2002 03:22 PM
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Actually Windows XP Pro and .NET Server 2003 support /3Gb as well.

James
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