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But MS-DOS doesn't support virtual memory, so it cannot catch the general case
at the instant of failure. However, MS-DOS can and does use a heuristic to check
the specific case of dereferencing a null pointer, after your program has finished.
But MS-DOS doesn't support virtual memory, so it cannot catch the general case
at the instant of failure. However, MS-DOS can and does use a heuristic to check
the specific case of dereferencing a null pointer, after your program has finished.
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Where the MS-DOS 640Kb Limit Comes From There's a hard memory limit of
640Kbytes available to applications that run under MS-DOS. The limit arises from
the maximum address range of the Intel 8086, the original DOS machine. The
8086 ...
Where the MS-DOS 640Kb Limit Comes From There's a hard memory limit of
640Kbytes available to applications that run under MS-DOS. The limit arises from
the maximum address range of the Intel 8086, the original DOS machine. The
8086 ...
Stran 173
MS-DOS reserves six entire segments for its own use. This only leaves the 10 64-
Kbyte segments starting at address 0 available to applications (and the lowest
addresses in 0 block are also reserved for system use as buffers and MS-DOS ...
MS-DOS reserves six entire segments for its own use. This only leaves the 10 64-
Kbyte segments starting at address 0 available to applications (and the lowest
addresses in 0 block are also reserved for system use as buffers and MS-DOS ...
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2 Its Not a Bug Its a Language Feature | 31 |
3 Unscrambling Declarations in C | 63 |
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