Re: A92: system memory

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Subject: Re: A92: system memory
From: The Doors Team <doors@altern.org>
Date: Fri, 08 May 1998 10:30:14 +0200
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I think the system memory is all the handles created by TI-OS which are not
variables,folders or history entries. So it can be:
	- Variables/folders list
	- Home screen
	- Graph screen
	- clipboard
	- PrgmIO screen
	- system variables	
	- many other things..

That's why it takes a LOT of memory


>Possibly, but don't forget that there is A LOT of system memory and not that
>many variables.
>
>James L000 wrote:
>
>> I thought the system memory was where TI-OS stored all the system variables
>>
>>   -James



Xavier VASSOR
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Re: A92: system memory

From: James L000 <JamesL000@aol.com>

Re: A92: system memory

From: Anton Ivanov <ivanova@ucs.orst.edu>