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   Here is ome information that shows how to use this dynamic allocation
for matrix code writing in a general way:

Type
  BigData= array [0..High(cardinal) div sizeof($YOURTYPE)-1] of $YOURTYPE;
  PBigData= ^BigData;

{$YOURTYPE is a variable type, such as Integer, Word, Byte.. etc }

   # then you can define a variable as
      
     aBigArray: PBigData;

   # Use this function to allocate memory:

     GetMem(aBigArray, SIZE AS YOU WISH);

   # And use aBigArray^[index] to visit it:
 
     aBigArray^[INDEX AS YOU WISH] := aValue;

   # Remember to free the allocated memory:
   
     FreeMem(aBigArray);

   If you use 32 bits Delphi, you can use more than 64K memory.

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