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EMS Magic 1.0 released (expanded memory emulator for WinXP)
#11
Quote:just a suggestion, you may consider FreeBASIC, which limits its arrays to um...
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dim myarray as integer( 0 to 2147483647 )
i am sure about that sooner or later i will need to switch to Freebasic, i am just waiting for the version 1.OO and a Dos editor.
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#12
Quote:The memory routines (I think you can download them from QBNZ) I wrote ages ago used directqb's ems peek/poke functions {...}
thank you, do you remember how many megabytes of Ems for arrays can be used?
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#13
Quote:i am just waiting for the version 1.OO

Good luck with that
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#14
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Opresion Wrote:i am just waiting for the version 1.OO
Good luck with that
Thank you.
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#15
Quote:thank you, do you remember how many megabytes of Ems for arrays can be used?
Technically they should be able to use the full amount of allocated ems memory. I haven't tested them in extreme cases though, and I wrote them a while ago now. If you do use them, I'm happy to try and help with any problems you hit, although as others have pointed out, this may be a good time to move to FreeBasic which doesn't have such restrictive limits on data size.
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#16
Oh, cool! Due to the bizarre setup on my new laptop, I haven't been able to use EMS memory in Win98 - will this work for that?
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#17
Yes, it works with Windows 9x (and DOS) as well.
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#18
cool, man. I wonder if this will run Distant Promises.
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