RE: Allocating more the 16MB in C

["Smith, Graham (EBM)" <Graham_SmithEBM@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Steve,

I posted the original question and below is the response I received from
Alexei Pytel (top man in my opinion as this solution worked beautifully)


>> All heap support used to be limited to 16meg maximum allocation.
>> In V4R4 (it could be V4R5 - I am not sure) a new teraspace support was
>> introduced, which can handle much larger allocations.
>> Check compiler documentation in AS/400 information center.
>> 
>> Quote from the book "ILE C for AS/400 Programmer's Guide" - Version 4
>> Document Number SC09-2712-01 Part Number 24L2113 Program Number 5769-CX2:
>> 
>>      2. Objects built with TERASPACE(*YES *TSIFC) will allocate dynamic
>> storage from
>>     teraspace. Teraspace allocation routines do not use the _HEAP_SIZE
>> macro.


    
> ----------
> From:         Steve Moland[SMTP:Steve@Accessp.com]
> Sent:         03 January 2001 16:34
> To:   'MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com'
> Subject:      Allocating more the 16MB in C
> 
> It's scary how often this happens. Wasn't interested when I saw it but a
> few days after I delete a week's worth of messages I need the information.
> 
> Sometime over the holidays someone discussed using an alternate or
> different way to allocate more than 16MB of memory in a C program using a
> (and these are my words)  "Mega" or "Giga" option or feature. If the
> details of that message could be reposted I would greatly appreciate it. 
> 
> Thanks 
> Steve Moland 
> 
> 
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