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BLINKER LOWMEM RESERVE Reserve conventional memory for program use
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Purpose : Reserve conventional memory for program use
Syntax : BLINKER LOWMEM RESERVE <nuMemSize>
Default : <nuMemSize> defaults to 16 Kb
Example : # Reserve 32 Kb of conventional memory
BLINKER LOWMEM RESERVE 32
This command is used to reserve the specified amount of conventional memory
for program use, preventing the extender from using it for other purposes.
Under normal circumstances the extender will use all available extended
memory, followed by all available conventional memory, to satisfy program
memory requests. This may result in there beeing no conventional memory left
for critical routines that require conventional memory to communicate with
TSRs, real mode interrupt handlers or other real mode code.
Memory reserved by this command can be allocated by the program using
DOSAllocRealSeg() or DPMI function 0x100.
Some third party libraries may require a BLINKER LOWMEM RESERVE setting for
correct operation - consult the library documentation or contact the library
vendor for further information.
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