jjw@igloo.UUCP (John Welch) (05/06/88)
At work, we have a huge program that's eaten up all the 640K that
PClones allow. We are trying to decide on a method of increasing the available
memory. We can't easily use overlays, (no DOS) but we are looking into either
extended or expanded memory.
Anybody had experience writing non-DOS non-UNIX protected mode programs
in Lattice C and assembler? Who makes any tools to help?
There is also LIM. I think I read that 4.0 allows programs to reside
there. Anybody know where to look for the specs? How much address space does
a LIM board need (we can give it up to 32k)? Who has tools for writing code
that resides in LIM areas?
Thanks in advance for any help given.
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In article <625@igloo.UUCP> jjw@igloo.UUCP (John Welch) writes: > > There is also LIM. I think I read that 4.0 allows programs to reside >there. Anybody know where to look for the specs? Call Intel; they will send you (free!) a copy of the spec book. My Rolodex says that their number is (800) 538-3373. It's even sized and punched to fit in a standard slipcase binder (the spec book, not my Rolodex).