In Re: Eko's quest for XMS tricks.
There's a book written in 1991 by James Forney called "DOS Beyond 640K, 2nd
Edition" you should read.
It details programmers' tricks in "wrapping" memory barber-pole-like to
create a more
fluid and contiguous stream of accessibility. Actually bringing the computer
to within
microns of a crash in order to clear registers and pile waiting data through
page frames in an effort to speed the transfer of data.
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