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From: ericmcg@pnet91.cts.com (Eric Mcgillicuddy)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: Re: TeX
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Date: 3 Feb 91 16:17:45 GMT
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64k arrays are not a problem, if are willing to go to the trouble of breaking
up your data into segments. 64k is a HUGE amount of memory, what could you
possibly store that requires more than this present at any one time? 2Megs
would be nice, but design it to work on 1Meg if you want anybody to use it.

BTW, Some Major obstacles have been crossed with ViM and I hope to have it
ready soon. Although I call it Virtual Memory, it is more of an automatic
overlay system. This help you out a bit, but you MUST break up your data (and
code to some extent) t otake advantage of it. I had posted a preliminary list
of restrictions a few months back, I can repost if interested.

BTW, ViM allows up 16Meg of backing storage.

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