Hi!
24-Апр-2004 21:51 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Michael Devore) wrote to
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>>I thought "ram" by itself meant dynamic EMS allocation as opposed to
>>allocating a fixed amount (at least, this is what the docs day), that's
>>how I use "ram" in M$ EMM386.
MD> It's not documented that way on any EMM386 docs I see, including
MD> Microsoft's. It wouldn't matter, because we don't support that type of
MD> behavior anyway.
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Sharing XMS and EMS memory
EMM386 provides EMS/VCPI memory for programs that require it by converting
XMS memory to EMS/VCPI memory. When it is loaded, EMM386 reserves the amount
of memory specified by the MIN switch for use as EMS/VCPI memory (the
default value is 256K). Once this amount of XMS memory is reserved, it is
always available as EMS/VCPI memory and no longer available as XMS memory.
EMM386 may be able to convert additional amounts of XMS memory to EMS/VCPI
memory, up to the amount specified by the MEMORY parameter. EMM386 returns
the additional amount back to XMS memory when it is no longer needed as
EMS/VCPI memory.
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