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		WalterBright 34 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Writing FreeDOS Programs in C Not any more. The Win32 one functions as a cross compiler. The compiler is a little large for MS-DOS' memory.

jabl 33 days ago [–]

AFAIU it was just (some versions of?) DOS/4GW that had a 64MB limit. Some other DOS extenders, in particular the open source DOS/32A, allow using the full 4GB virtual address space.

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