Does Windows 2000 have a limitation on a process size? I have 2GB of RAM on my machine but one of my programs gives an error : Problem with Memory allocation when it hits around 1.3 GB. Thanks.
-H
In general, all 32bit OS (workstation) have a limitation. Each process has limitation up to 4GB virtually (not physical memory). But only 2GB of virtual address can be use by the process itself, the rest is reserved by OS.
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About your problem I have no idea. Maybe there is an internal addressing conflict or the application itself can not handle the memory allocation perfectly. Just a thought
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