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Subject: Windows Virtual Memory Management?
Date: 1994-10-22T15:38:00-04:00
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Can someone say if/if not Windows virtual memory manager
does garbage collection?
If yes, do you need to tell it to so?  Like in the *.ini file(s)?
If yes, can one call a service to have it done right then?

If yes and it is controllable at runtime, do any/some/all of
the Ada runtimes utilize the Windows virtual memory garbage
collection?

Thanks in advance.
sam harbaugh HARBAUGH@ROO.FIT.EDU