Mail Archives: djgpp-workers/1996/10/04/10:08:20
> say that you have to be running in real mode to use the appropriate BIOS
> functions.
This is correct. Even loading EMM managers will make these figures useless,
since they "convert" the memory to other types (XMS, VCPI). Running from
a DJGPP program, you will alway have DPMI loaded, so even XMS and or VCPI
numbers might not be very meaningful. Your best bet is to examine
Int 15/XMS/VCPI memory before trying to run a PM program, which is why
my meminfo program was a TCC based image.
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