Re: Win32 64k and Hash algorithm
- Posted by Daniel Berstein <daber at PAIR.COM> Dec 24, 1998
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At 06:26 p.m. 24-12-98 , you wrote: >Win32 64k: >I've noticed that a lot of Win32 Euphoria programs can't handle files >above 64k. For example, a simple text editor will crash or freeze if a >file larger than 64k is loaded. I though Euphoria did away with the 64k >and 640k barriers... is this a Windows problem, a programming oversight >(referring to the Win32 programmer, not the Euphoria interpreter), or >maybe me just jumping to conclusions? The limitation is on Win32 API. Edit text controls can only hold 64K of data. I think NT 4.0 doesn't have that limit. There are tricky ways to over pass that limit: load only chuncks of data needed to be displayed. You can also use the RichText edit control (RTF), but that is far more complex than a simle edit box. Regards, Daniel Berstein daber at pair.com