Hello Bo.

18 Oct 03 23:03, you wrote to me:

 MG>> Hpt has proven that Squish doesn't need this limit in
 MG>> 32-bit environments, because it's Squish compatible and
 MG>> it doesn't have the limit. It'll process anything as
 MG>> long as you have enough memory on your system.

 BS> Huh? Actually what does 32-bit environment has to do with a buffer size?

Easier access to RAM, which can be used for the buffer instead of system or
upper memory. With the availability of RAM these days, there's no reason to
restrict that to 128k. Any tosser that's run in a 32-bit environment should
be able to use any memory that's available to it, and the memory available
to it should be the only limit.


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