I have just read about the DosAllocThreadLocalMemory() API call.  I
wonder what the purpose of this is and whether the documentation on it is
correct.  The documentation states that up to 32 DWORDs of memory may be
allocated.  32DWORD == 128 bytes which is a lot less than the page size... 
Is this 128 bytes allocated in the same page as the TIB or something?
   Also what is the use of it?  What is the benefit of
DosAllocThreadLocalMemory() over having CHAR LocMem[128] in the thread
function?  Why would anyone bother with a special system call to get 128
bytes of local memory when using the stack is so much easier?


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