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From: plim@hpsgpa.HP.COM (Peter Lim)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Re: > 64 K
Message-ID: <340020@hpsgpa.HP.COM>
Date: 15 Nov 89 09:14:09 GMT
References: <1989Nov11.184105.29291@ccu.umanitoba.ca>
Organization: HP Singapore IC Design Ctr
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> I made a mistake in my last message. The standard allocation
> functions are OK for arrays < 64k, but for larger arrays you need
> the specific function "halloc" which allows arrays > 64 The inverse
> function is hfree, which frees the memory you allocated with
> halloc.
> 
Are you sure about that ? I thought "halloc" and "hfree" will
allow you to work with arrays > 64k using any memory model. And
that for HUGE memory model, "malloc" and "free" will do the job.


Regards,
Peter Lim.
HP Singapore IC Design Center.

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