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In article <816@atari.UUCP> apratt@atari.UUCP (Allan Pratt) writes:
>All GEMDOS programs are started with the largest block of OS memory 
>allocated to them...  The point is that your
>program has probably been allocated ALL of free memory.  In order to
>make memory available for a child process, you have to SHRINK the
>block you own, returning the top part of it to GEMDOS.  The time to
>do this is when you start up.

   Does anybody know exactly how I do this using Lattice C?  The documentation
(for version 3.04) is less than clear on this point, and everything I've
tried hasn't worked.  I have never really *needed* to give the extra 700K
or so of memory back, but the sheer wastefulness of it annoys me (:-), and
someday I may want to use that memory.  I'd appreciate any pointers on the
subject.
   And while I'm asking advice on Lattice C, is there any special startup
module needed to link a program used as a desk accessory, as there
(apparently) is with other C's?
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  Joel Plutchak

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