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Aha, so no way under DPMI 0.9 to implement classic grow-down stack? But you can allocate block of memory at specific address range (or not?) - near top of memory. Hm, you probably mean tthat this block cannot overlap heap area so there's fixed boundaries of this blocks... I know CWSDPMI support some functionality of DPMI 1.0 but not this?
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