Bob,
Thanks for the help. I'm missing something. Here's what I don't understand:
If the sum of all allocations should be less than 40K, how can a single chunk
be 65506 bytes. Are you saying "should" as in "it's a good idea"?
My app can have about 50K of data that it needs to organize and work with. Are
you saying I can't use the heap for that?
Thanks,
At 5/17/99 07:14 PM, you wrote:
>No single chunk in *any* heap may be larger than 65506 bytes. (64K - 30
bytes)
>
>The sum of *all* allocations in the dynamic heap should be no more than
>about 40K bytes on OS 3.0 and later, and no more than about 15K in OS 2.0
>and earlier.
>
>4 chunks of 7500 bytes each should (barely) fit on OS 3.0 devices, but if
>you're using much more dynamic memory you're probably going to be in
>trouble.
>
> -Bob
>
>
>
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