Duel@cup.portal.com (Omid M Farr) (11/04/90)
I'm using Borland's TC++ and would like to know how I can get the compiler to use extended memory for strings, variables, and arrays. (No executeable code). As it is, if I allocate a one or two meg array, it will compile and end up as a 1-2 meg file which obviously wont fit into the 640k base memory. Can someone give me an example or tell me how I can load in a 1-2 meg file which holds all the array data and then have the program actually access this memory. Since this program continually manipulates data, it is not efficient to continously load strings from the hard drive. I could use a ramdrive, but there must be an quicker and less "clumsy" method. Thanks.. any examples or information on how (if possible) this can be done. duel@cup.portal.com sun!portal!cup.portal.com!duel