On Sat, 17 Mar 2007 13:29:53 +0100, "Niel Darren"
<nods@pszzxasm.co.uk> wrote:
There is no limit to the actual count of memory mapped files you can
have in a single process, but the limit is dictated by how much
contigous virtual memory you have available to you. This will depend
on what dll's you already have loaded and your apps use of virtual
memory. Personally I would not rely on being able to map more than a
couple of hundred megabytes into a memory mapped file. Your virtual
space is much much bigger on x64 Windows, so if you really need large
memory mapped files, then this is where you need to head.
Regards,
PJ Naughter
Naughter Software
Mail: pjna at naughter.com
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