Memory management under DOS

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By default, Miles handles memory management under DOS by calling the C runtime malloc and free functions directly and then locking the memory with AIL_vmm_lock.

You can, however, override the Miles allocation and freeing functions with the AIL_mem_use_malloc and AIL_mem_use_free functions.

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Group: Overview for DOS: Miles on DOS with 32-bit DOS Extenders
Related Functions: AIL_mem_use_free, AIL_mem_use_malloc, AIL_vmm_lock

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