In the last episode (Oct 29), Lars Gerhard Kuehl said:
> > Think about it for a second. How big is a pointer?
>
> The Intel architecture still supports segmented memory,
> so the effective maximum pointer size is 48 bit.
gcc doesn't handle segmented memory architectures, though, so you'll
have to write your own low-level memory copying operations if you want
to access other segments.
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