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From: ain@s.cc.purdue.edu (Patrick White)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: FaccII Information
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Date: Thu, 27-Aug-87 10:50:03 EDT
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Posted: Thu Aug 27 10:50:03 1987
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In article <3816@well.UUCP> perry@well.UUCP (Perry S. Kivolowitz) writes:
 >        
 >    4. FaccII can automatically detect memory shortages elsewhere in
 >       your Amiga  in  a  completely operating system compatible way
 >       that costs no additional overhead.
 >        
 >       You can make  your buffer  cache as  large as you like and if
 >       memory should run short  elsewhere  on the system FaccII will
 >       automatically release a portion of its buffer cache. The best
 >       of both worlds! Lots of buffers and  yet lots of free memory!
 >       And let me stress that FaccII's method for accomplishing this
 >       is completely o.s. compatible and incurs no overhead and will
 >       work completely transparantly to any program.

   Can anybody enlighten me as to how this was accomplished?  Sounds like
it might be nice to put this in some of my programs.  Thanks.

-- Pat White
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