DR>
  > For instance, instead of having a 4Meg linear virtual address space
  > per process, OS/2 only has a 512 Meg space ...
DR>

  Sorry ?

  You meant to say 4Gb, not 4Mb, didn't you ?

  BTW, I regard this talk of "only 512Mb" as rather unrealistic.  The
  people who usually use this phrase forget that any process that
  required this much memory on *today's machines* would be needing over
  480Mb free hard disc space for the swap file.

  Maybe ten years down the line we will all have motherboards that will
  be able to hold and use that much RAM.  They won't be ISA motherboards
  with their 20-bit addressing, that's for sure.  (-:

  > JdeBP <
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