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Memory not allocated specifically below the 1-Meg boundary may be given to the FSD by passing the selectors through pMiniFSD (see MFS_INIT and FS_INIT).
Memory not allocated specifically below the 1-Meg boundary may be given to the FSD by passing the selectors through pMiniFSD (see MFS_INIT and FS_INIT).
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Latest revision as of 21:35, 20 November 2019

Allocate memory.

Syntax

int far pascal MFSH_SEGALLOC(usFlag, cbSeg, pusSel)

Parameters

usFlag
is set to 1 if the memory must be below the 1-meg boundary or 0 if its location does not matter.
cbSeg
contains the length of the segment.
pusSel
is a pointer to a word in which the helper returns the selector of the segment.

Returns

If no error is detected, a zero error code is returned. If an error is detected, one of the following error codes is returned:

ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY
too much memory is allocated.
ERROR_PROTECTION_VIOLATION
the supplied address is invalid.
ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER
either the supplied flag or length is invalid.

Sample

unsigned short usFlag;
unsigned long cbSeg;
unsigned short far * pusSel;

int far pascal MFSH_SEGALLOC(usFlag, cbSeg, pusSel)

Remarks

This function allocates memory with the following attributes:

  • Allocated from the GDT
  • Non-swappable

Memory not allocated specifically below the 1-Meg boundary may be given to the FSD by passing the selectors through pMiniFSD (see MFS_INIT and FS_INIT).