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Subject: Re: memory protection

Author: David Rasmussen

Date: 06:10:56 01/10/02

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On January 10, 2002 at 09:03:18, Georg v. Zimmermann wrote:

>Hi,
>
>another question from this low-level illiterate :)
>
>Under win2000pro and under winXPHome, how well is the memory protected ? Because
>sometimes when I test my program against other engines the other engines or
>winboard crash. I wonder whether my program can cause that, and how likely it
>is.
>
>Thanks,
>Georg

The OS is not responsible for the memory protection, the processor is. So memory
is as well protected in Windows 2000 as it is in, say, Linux.

/David

• Re: memory protection David Hanley 08:19:52 01/10/02
  • Re: memory protection Scott Gasch 11:49:57 01/10/02
    • Re: memory protection David Hanley 12:10:41 01/10/02
      • Re: memory protection Scott Gasch 12:52:00 01/10/02
  • Re: memory protection David Rasmussen 08:28:16 01/10/02
    • Re: memory protection Scott Gasch 11:57:11 01/10/02
    • Re: memory protection David Hanley 08:40:49 01/10/02
      • Re: memory protection David Rasmussen 11:07:26 01/10/02
        • Re: memory protection Sune Fischer 01:29:01 01/11/02
• Re: memory protection Gian-Carlo Pascutto 07:05:40 01/10/02
  • Re: memory protection David Rasmussen 07:08:22 01/10/02
    • Re: memory protection Georg v. Zimmermann 07:13:34 01/10/02
      • Re: memory protection David Rasmussen 08:21:11 01/10/02

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