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Jwasm 2.0 and 64 bit real mode (Announce)

posted by RayeR , CZ, 14.10.2009, 13:18

> Through an API, perhaps?

Sorry I don't know details of XMS spec but I didn't know if it is ready to hadle over 4G. Or did you mean that you will write your own API extension?

> > Is there any DOS C compiler that can handle it?
> I don't know ... who cares?

We all know you're ASM |-|4rk0r3 dUd3 but I'm interested in higher level languages. Maybe someone else too.

> Me, for example. HDPMI can use the memory. Or probably Jack's RDISK might
> prefer to use memory beyond the 4 GB limit and leave the memory below the
> limit to the less advanced tools, i.e. DGPJJ?

OK, yes it makes a sense.

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Complete thread:

• Jwasm 2.0 and 64 bit real mode - swf, 12.10.2009, 22:49 (Announce)
  • Jwasm 2.0 and 64 bit real mode - Rugxulo, 13.10.2009, 02:31
  • Jwasm 2.0 and 64 bit real mode - Japheth, 13.10.2009, 11:08
    • Jwasm 2.0 and 64 bit real mode - Jack, 13.10.2009, 20:32
    • Jwasm 2.0 and 64 bit real mode - RayeR, 14.10.2009, 00:36
      • Jwasm 2.0 and 64 bit real mode - Japheth, 14.10.2009, 06:08
        • Jwasm 2.0 and 64 bit real mode - RayeR, 14.10.2009, 13:18
          • Jwasm 2.0 and 64 bit real mode - ecm, 14.10.2009, 14:14
            • Jwasm 2.0 and 64 bit real mode - Rugxulo, 19.10.2009, 10:44
      • Jwasm 2.0 and 64 bit real mode - Jack, 14.10.2009, 10:34
        • Jwasm 2.0 and 64 bit real mode - RayeR, 14.10.2009, 13:41
        • Jwasm 2.0 and 64 bit real mode - swf, 14.10.2009, 16:01
          • "Extended" Memory With XMGR. - Jack, 14.10.2009, 19:51
            • "Extended" Memory With XMGR. - swf, 15.10.2009, 18:57
              • "Extended" Memory With XMGR. - Jack, 15.10.2009, 19:42
        • Jwasm 2.0 and 64 bit real mode - Zyzzle, 15.10.2009, 07:35
          • Over 4-GB For UIDE/RDISK. - Jack, 15.10.2009, 09:19