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Re: 64-bit

From: <jpcarr@tredegar.com>
> Also,   I believe that each object's Virtual Address is given to it at
> creation time.   It has the same virtual address for life (longer).
> Persistence.
>
> When the object is deleted(distroyed)  it's virtual addresses are tagged as
> "Unusable" and will never be assigned again.
>
> Is that right leif?

yes

>
> Also with 64 or maybe 128 bit addresses,   Rochester could actually make
> each iSeries as an extension of everyother iSeries.
> with one address space that spans every iSeries that is made.    A  "Super"
> cluster?
>
> or am I dreaming?
>

this would be possible.

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