> If an application allocates a large amount of memory and then
> does not use it, is the app not broken as designed? I say FIX
> THE APPLICATION!
What about malicious users, viruses etc... I don't think that it's right
to have a badly designed program bring down the entire system.
Cheers,
Mark Zealey
mark@itsolve.co.uk
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