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From: campbell@DECWRL.ARPA
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Subject: Re: ANOTHER 32-BIT MACHINE???  (L O N G)
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Date: Sun, 5-May-85 03:14:06 EDT
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It's not (usually) code space that gets you, it's data space.  I've never
written a program that ended up being more than 64K of object code, but
I've written plenty that could use LOTS more than 64K of data space.
64K segments is one reason no one's produced a decent LISP for the
iAPX/86 family.

- Larry Campbell
  The Boston Software Works, Inc.
  120 Fulton St., Boston MA 02109
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