Reply to bearophile,
BCS:
IIRC without special work, 32bit windows apps can't use more than 2GB
of total address space regardless of how much ram you have.
If you notice the numbers I have shown relative to D (single
allocation or many smaller blocks) aren't much close to the 2 GB limit
(I haven't tried to raise the limit to 3 GB yet).
Bye,
bearophile
your within 10-25% of that limit, I'd say that's close enough to make a difference
depending on what kind of overhead your looking at. For example, D might
be reserving address space for every dll it /might/ have to load while the
C program might be waiting to reserve that until it actually needs to load
them.
