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20.01.2004 |
New EXEHDR option: High Memory Flag (set and reset) (von: GA, 14:36:24) | ^ |
(1.) Set High Memory Flag (/HIGHMEM)
Syntax: /HIGHMEM[:nnnn[,nnnn]] This option allows the specified 32-bit memory objects to be loaded into high memory (above the 512MB boundary) by the operating system loader, and is applicable to OS/2 DLL modules only. /HIGHMEM turns on the high memory flag for each 32-bit memory object given by <nnnn>, or for all eligible objects if no object numbers were specified. Any explicitly-specified object numbers must exist in the target module or an error message is printed. Only 32-bit objects that don't have the ALIAS, CONFORMING, or IOPL attributes are eligible to be marked with the HIGHMEM attribute. EXEHDR ignores any request to mark ineligible objects. You can specify <nnnn> in decimal, octal, or hexadecimal radix using standard C language notation. Memory object numbering begins at ordinal number 1. Use the output of EXEHDR to determine the valid object numbers contained in the target module. (2.) Reset High Memory Flag (/NOHIGHMEM) Syntax: /NOHIGHMEM[:nnnn[,nnnn]] This option prevents the specified 32-bit memory objects from being loaded into high memory (above the 512MB boundary) by the operating system loader, and is applicable to OS/2 DLL modules only. /NOHIGHMEM turns off the high memory flag for each 32-bit memory object given by <nnnn>, or for all eligible 32-bit objects if no object numbers were specified. Any explicitly-specified object numbers must exist in the target module or an error message is printed. You can specify <nnnn> in decimal, octal, or hexadecimal radix using standard C language notation. Memory object numbering begins at ordinal number 1. Use the output of EXEHDR to determine the valid object numbers contained in the target module. Requirement: EXEHDR v4.01.003 (11.12.2003) [ Leser: 53 ] |
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