::> HB> coreleft();  /* returns # of bytes left */
::> HB> _memavl() is also defined to coreleft() if not compiling for windows.
::>     I found some documentation for coreleft in the DOS-only section of my
::>     help files, but I've not found _memavl() anywhere. What is used for
::>     win & win32 targets for free memory (assuming that win32 doesn't use
::>     virtual memory only).
I'm probably missing something, but I really don't know (with Borland) how to 
do it apart from a method I've seen which keeps allocating chunks of memory
until no more can be allocated, then free's the memory and returns the amount 
it was able to allocate. Not elegant, and not realistic in Windows 
where it would keep allocating memory (and growing the swapfile) until you 
ran 
out of disk space....
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