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   Hello Benny!   
      
   Wednesday May 12 2021 13:37, you wrote to me:   
      
    > Hello Vincent!   
      
    > 09 May 2021 20:29, Vincent Coen wrote to Benny Pedersen:   
      
    VC>> Even better is to use MPM for multi cpu systems works a treat.   
      
    > helo world in c does not need it :)   
      
    > imho mpm is just timesliceing tasks ?, but if this is limited to 64K   
    > ram its soon out of mem   
      
    > i still like to see mpm where it can be usefull, cpm is already   
    > multi-user atleast, while dos is not   
      
      
   My memory says no it is not limited to 64k. 1 Mb seems to ring a wee bell but   
   even that can be over ridden if using the right fossils etc.   
      
   In the 70's I used to use it on a Cromemco with more than 1Mb but did switch   
   over to Cromix (*nix) as I had to support more than 6 users running at the    
   same   
   time using the same software, let alone others doing dev work and MPM could    
   not   
   hack it even with a bunch of changes by myself and the lead programmer in the   
   US.   
      
      
   Vincent   
      
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