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  • Subject: Re: why the 16meg space size limit?
  • From: Don <dr2@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 21 May 2001 20:05:54 -0400 (EDT)



> 
> I learned what I know of computers by listening to ibm reasons for why the
> s/38 architecture was best. single level store,  pointers with capability,
> seamless migration to 64 bits, etc.  An effectively unlimited limit? ( 1
> gig ) to the size of a space, is in my opinion, a logical and usefull
> extension of this design concept.
> 
> Steve Richter


Steve, et al,

I'm hearing that if IBM had to do it over, they wouldn't do single level
storeage or would do it differently.  Evidently they're being beat up by
some of the unix constructs when it comes to allocation of storeage...

Does anyone have any further enlightenment here 'cuz I'm no eunochs weinie
when it comes to this.....and I'm curious as heck...

Don in DC



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