Programmer's WorkBench (pwb.hlp) (Table of Contents; Topic list)
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Keepmem Switch
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     Keepmem (numeric)
 
     The Keepmem switch specifies the amount of extended (XMS) memory
     or expanded (EMS) memory kept by PWB during a shell, compile,
     build, or other external command.
 
     Specify the value in units of kilobytes (1024 bytes).
 
     A larger number means that shelling is faster, and leaves less
     memory for tools that use extended or expanded memory. A smaller
     number means that shelling is slower, and leaves more memory for
     tools. If the number you specify is not large enough, PWB uses no
     extended or expanded memory.
 
     Default
 
     Keepmem:2048
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