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CHM reader in DOS (Announce)

posted by Rugxulo , Usono, 01.04.2009, 13:27

> (I should have mentioned that it does this too in 64-bit mode, where it
> can allocate +/- 6GB, so it is not memory fragmentation or the like)

Do you routinely use that much RAM (besides for maybe extra caching)??
Don't forget that we used to have HDs smaller than that!!!

Complete thread:

• CHM reader in DOS - Laaca, 21.03.2009, 08:57 (Announce)
  • CHM reader in DOS - DOS386, 22.03.2009, 05:42
    • CHM reader in DOS - marcov, 23.03.2009, 17:22
      • CHM reader in DOS - DOS386, 31.03.2009, 03:47
  • CHM reader in DOS - marcov, 23.03.2009, 17:21
    • CHM reader in DOS - Laaca, 23.03.2009, 18:43
      • CHM reader in DOS - marcov, 23.03.2009, 21:30
        • CHM reader in DOS - marcov, 26.03.2009, 17:51
          • CHM reader in DOS - Rugxulo, 01.04.2009, 13:27
            • CHM reader in DOS - marcov, 01.04.2009, 23:39
              • CHM reader in DOS - Rugxulo, 02.04.2009, 00:16
                • CHM reader in DOS - marcov, 02.04.2009, 10:35
                  • big RAM / 64-bit / etc. - Rugxulo, 02.04.2009, 21:19
                    • big RAM / 64-bit / etc. - marcov, 04.04.2009, 15:13
                      • big RAM / 64-bit / etc. - Rugxulo, 04.04.2009, 17:21
                        • big problem ??? RAM / 64-bit / etc. - DOS386, 05.04.2009, 04:27
                          • big problem ??? RAM / 64-bit / etc. - marcov, 06.04.2009, 10:04
                            • big problem ??? RAM / 64-bit / etc. - DOS386, 07.04.2009, 04:32
                              • big problem ??? RAM / 64-bit / etc. - marcov, 07.04.2009, 13:24
                                • big problem ??? RAM / 64-bit / etc. - Rugxulo, 07.04.2009, 13:42
                        • big RAM / 64-bit / etc. - marcov, 06.04.2009, 09:53
                          • big RAM / 64-bit / etc. - Rugxulo, 07.04.2009, 00:43