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  • mz

    XMS memory

    Hi!
    I've got a question: how to use extended or expanded memory in DOS C++
    programming? Some source or hint please.
    THX
    mz


  • Stephen Howe

    #2
    Re: XMS memory

    > Hi![color=blue]
    > I've got a question: how to use extended or expanded memory in DOS C++
    > programming? Some source or hint please.[/color]

    Sorry, only standard C++ language and library is covered here which knows
    nothing about EMS or XMS memory.

    I would suggest reposting to comp.os.msdos.p rogrammer

    Stephen Howe


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    • Jacek Dziedzic

      #3
      Re: [OT] XMS memory

      [5.9] Which newsgroup should I post my questions?

      Only post to comp.lang.c++ if your question is about the C++ language
      itself. For example, C++ code design, syntax, style, rules, bugs, etc.
      Ultimately this means your question must be answerable by looking into the
      C++ language definition as determined by the ISO/ANSI C++ Standard document,
      and by planned extensions and adjustments. Operating-specific questions
      (e.g., about Windows NT / 95 / 3.x, UNIX, etc.) should go to an
      operating-system-specific newsgroup (see below), not to comp.lang.c++.


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      • Kevin Goodsell

        #4
        Re: XMS memory

        mz wrote:[color=blue]
        > Hi!
        > I've got a question: how to use extended or expanded memory in DOS C++
        > programming? Some source or hint please.
        > THX
        > mz
        >
        >[/color]

        Standard C++ has nothing to say about DOS or extended or expanded
        memory. You seem to be in the wrong group. You probably wanted a DOS
        programming group. Please re-read the welcome message, paying particular
        attention to the section on topicality.



        -Kevin
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