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[Shaun Oliver]

I agree with that also. windows9x don't use dynamic memory
allocation. this means that the stack is prone to becoming fragmented. and
that is why windblows9x falles over more often than it's nt counterpart.
all breeds of unix and windows nt/2000 all use dynamic memory allocation
so as to give us the advantage of longer uptime. and a less fragmented
stack, thus fewer crashes or lockups.


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On Wed, 20 Jun 2001, Ann Parsons wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> <nodding vigorously>  That isn't or wasn't ASAW's fault, that, my dear
> friend is the fault of Windblows OS, especially win95.  
> 
> Ann P.
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