Date: Tue, 24 May 1994 01:45:10 -0400
From: meetze AT charlie DOT ece DOT scarolina DOT edu (Murle C. Meetze III)
To: djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu
Subject: Re: DJ's reply to my Page Problem

 
>Windows allows a different amount of memory to be allocated than dos,
>so your program begins to page earlier.
 
So what does that mean?  Why does windows make a huge file(1 
MEG) when in dos there is only a small file(50k).  I was 
thinking that under dos I actually have about 2 meg of 
extended memory when I run the program, but when I run windows 
I usually have maybe 800k extended memory.  I guess that under 
windows the entire memory space malloced is the page file, 
where under dos the memory malloced is actual memory.  Is that 
something like what you mean?
                                MCMIII
                                Murle Cleveland Meetze III
                                meetze AT charlie DOT ece DOT scarolina DOT edu