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From: andrew@alice.att.com (Andrew Hume)
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Subject: Re: Finding physical memory size
Summary: sometimes it is.
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Date: 6 Jan 91 14:17:09 GMT
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Submitted-by: andrew@alice.att.com (Andrew Hume)

	sometimes knowing physical memory size, or at least
what is left over for user programs, is useful. particularly
for user programs which manage their own memory. although
what is actually meant here is how much memory do i have
really quick efficent access to.

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