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Subject: Extra memory accessability...
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Date: Tue, 18-Nov-86 02:04:00 EST
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Please excuse the questions from a novice...

It is my understanding that a BASIC program can only access 64k of the
128k //c. I've also heard something about creating a RAMdrive with
the other 64k. Is that really possible?

I'm trying to write a program that has two very large arrays that I'm
afraid won't fit in only 64k. Any suggestions? Would this extra
memory be available via a different language (Pascal, C, etc...)?

Also, what about a memory expansion "card" available for the //c.
Would I be able to access that via BASIC or another language
(besides assembly)?

                        Thanks alot,

                        Steven J. Dawson
                        BITnet: SJDMK@UNO.BITNET