[A83] Re: allocating uninitialized memory? + _insertmem

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[A83] Re: allocating uninitialized memory? + _insertmem

thats how you assure the user has enough free ram before proceeding.  if not then you output a message saying "not enough memory" like every other computer system on the planet.  perhaps a little misunderstanding of words.  Not everything can work with in the confines of 2390 bytes, so sometimes you are forced to try things such as this.
 
brandon sterner
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Subject: [A83] Re: allocating uninitialized memory? + _insertmem

In a message dated 03/05/31 10:52:02 PM Eastern Standard Time, bms9019@rit.edu writes:


_MemChk  EQU 42E5h


If they've already filled the entire 24k of ram, MemChk doesn't help much, does it?  My point is that if there's no free user ram to be had, it doesn't matter how many ways you can figure out that there is none.
Nick
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