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In article <35504@cbmvax.commodore.com> chrisg@cbmvax.commodore.com (Chris Green) writes:
>In article <1992Sep30.165503.23440@ifi.unizh.ch> blatter@ifi.unizh.ch (Martin A. Blatter) writes:
>>GigaMem can manage up to 1 GB of virtual memory. It works on a
>>per-program basis, this means you can continue to use programs
>>that are incompatible with virtual memory while GigaMem is running. 
>>You can individually set memory priorities and settings for each 
>>program.
>>
>	Does it work on a 2620 (68020+mmu) card?
>	Does it work on the 040?

Does it work if I Forbid() and then page fault?  Disable() and page fault?

(i.e. if my Forbid() gets broken and whatever I was trying to mutex with
the Forbid() gets un-mutexed, then it don't work.)

I've heard of GigaMem, but I'd be interested in seeing exactly what
restrictions are placed on programmers because of it.  I am writing a
shared library, and I don't want to deny appliction programmers use of
my library if they want to use GigaMem.

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