Hi Mel,

> Rich Diedrich just wrote to me about this and pointed out "The limit
> for teraspace allocation is just under 2GB and the (CGIDEV2) functions
> used to allocate the space use unsigned (4 byte) integers.  So your
> code was actually correct."

[SNIP]

> It seems that 2147483424 of dynamic storage should be more than enough
> to hold any HTTP response.

I agree 100% with these two statements.  I did not think that your code 
was in error.  What I did think was in error was the following statement 
that you made:

    "Assuming you are using CGIDEV2 Version 2004-09-02 17:40:18 or
     later, CGIDEV2's HTML output buffer can grow up to about 2
     terabytes."

This statement would be correct if you changed "terabytes" to "gigabytes". 
My point was merely that your code as written would not support 2 
terabytes.




 
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