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SUMMARY
When a huge array is allocated space, OS/2 allocates segments from the
Segment Selector Table in increments of n+0i, n+1i, n+2i, etc., where
"n" is the starting selector and "i" is the incremental value. The
value of "i" must be determined at load time for different versions of
the OS/2 and for different configurations of the similar versions. The
way that huge addressing is performed under OS/2 is identical to the
way in which MS-DOS accesses huge addresses. However, under MS-DOS, "i" is
always 4,096.
MORE INFORMATIONThe following example shows how to obtain the value of "i" in a FORTRAN program:
Additional query words: kbinf 4.10 5.00 5.10
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