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An area of memory (also known as the "System Resources area") that Windows uses to store system information (such as menus) about running applications. If the "heap" fills up, you may get an "out of memory" error, despite the fact that you have plenty of regular memory (RAM) available. In Windows 95, you have a much less chance of getting an "out of memory" error. Although Windows 95 still uses a 64K heap to store systems information for 16-bit applications, a lot of the information that was stored in this area by older versions of Windows is now stored elsewhere. As a result, there is much less chance of your application failing due to this error. |
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