HI,
We can allocate the virtual memory for a different process from one
process using the call VirtualAllocEx( ) in Windows NT/2000.
This call is not supported in Windows 98.
Is there any way to allocate virtual memory in different process in
windows 98 ( user address space ).
using a driver support , etc…
-Murali.
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Hello Murali,
Use CreatefileMapping/MapViewOfFile - it will allocate memory in the
range 0x80000000- 0xB0000000, with is shared betwiin all of the
applications (use PageReserve/PageCommit to do this in the driver).
MS> HI,
MS> We can allocate the virtual memory for a different process from one
MS> process using the call VirtualAllocEx( ) in Windows NT/2000.
MS> This call is not supported in Windows 98.
MS> Is there any way to allocate virtual memory in different process in
MS> windows 98 ( user address space ).
MS> using a driver support , etc…
MS> -Murali.
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