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Re: Max allocable memory of Windows 98/2000/NT

Steven_L_Intel1
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‎04-24-2001 02:46 AM
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The theoretical maximum is 2GB, but you won't get quite that much because of spaces Windows uses. The maximum will also be dependent on how much swapfile space you have available. Also, you may not get the maximum if you do lots of small allocations. CVF itself doesn't limit the total size.

Steve (who is only a Doctor in his Doctor Fortran articles...)
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