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Function  58h	Get or Set Alloction Strategy    (Dos 3.x)

entry AH 58h

AL 00h Get Strategy Code

return AX current strategy code

01h Set Strategy Code

BX 00h first fit stratigy

01h best fit

02h last fit

return CF set if error

AX error code

note 1) The memory allocation strategies are:

First Fit: MS-DOS searches the available memory blocks from low

addresses to high addresses, assigning the first one large

enough to satisfy the block allocation request.

Best Fit: Searches all available memory blocks and assigns the

smallest available block that will satisfy the request,

regardless of its position.

Last Fit: Searches the available memory blocks from high addresses to

low adresses, assigning the highest one large enough to

satisfy the block allocation request.

2) The default MS-DOS memory allocation strategy is First Fit (code 0)




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