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In article <ajai.653069128@talos.sce.carleton.ca>, ajai@sce.carleton.ca 
(Ajai Sehgal) writes:
> I'm writing an application in Turbo C++ which requires large data structures,
> ie an array of dimension 1,500,000 bytes (to hold a 512 x 512 image in real

Zortech doesn't support extended memory directly.  You can program with
the Rational Systems DOS extender and Zortech C/C++ and do malloc()'s of up 
to 64 K until you run out of extended memory.  Which should do it for you.

Or you could use expanded memory and the Zortech _handle pointers.  This
will limit you to 16K per malloc() and dereferenceing a pointer is slower
(but nearly transparent to the programmer).  But you do have access to
expanded (not extended) memory without the cost of the DOS extender.

> If not How about Zortec C++, I'm in early development so if I have
> to switch I will. Is Zortech better?

Yes.  :-)

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