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2.29: How do I access more than 256 Megabytes of memory?
By default each program gets one segment register (see 2.24) for its data segment. As each segment register covers 256 MB, any calls to malloc more will fail. Also programs that declare large global or static arrays may fail to load. To allocate more segment registers to your program, use the linker option -bmaxdata to specify the number of bytes you need in the data segment as follows: cc -o myprog -bmaxdata:0x20000000 myprog.c The example above would allocate an additional segment register to allow for 512MB of data.
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