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From: 45223wc@ahuta.UUCP (w.cambre)
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Subject: Re: Out of Virtual Memory?
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Date: Mon, 8-Apr-85 09:58:17 EST
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In theory, no you can't run out of virtual memory.  But computer
systems limit how much of it you can address.  For example IBM's
MVS pre-XA uses 24 bit addressing so you can only use up to 16Mb
of virtual memory. Which by the way, is not enough for some of our
users.  That's why we are going to MVS/XA and 31 bit addressing.