DOS/32 Advanced DOS Extender - Programmer's Reference 2.16 - DPMI function 0102h - Resize DOS Memory Block Changes the size of a memory block that was previously allocated with the Allocate DOS Memory Block DPMI function 0100h.
In: | AX = 0102h BX = new block size in (16-byte) paragraphs DX = selector of block to modify
Out: | if successful: CF clear if failed: CF set AX = error code BX = maximum possible block size (paragraphs) 0007h - memory control blocks damaged 0008h - insufficient memory 0009h - incorrect memory segment specified 8011h - descriptor unavailable 8022h - invalid selector
Notes: a) Requests to increase the size of an existing DOS memory block may fail due to subsequent DOS memory block allocations causing fragmentation of DOS memory, or insufficient remaining DOS memory. b) Under DOS/32 Advanced and DPMI 1.0 hosts, any segment registers which contain a selector being modified are reloaded by this function. c) Client programs should never modify or free any descriptors allocated by this function. The Free DOS Memory Block DPMI function 0101h will deallocate the descriptors automatically. Copyright © DOS/32 Advanced Team 1996-2002 All Rights Reserved