3 | | You have, presumably, a 32-bit computer with a 4GB-per-process memory limit. You have hit it (you get less than 4Gb as the OS services need some and there is some fragmentation). The last failed allocation may be small, as you see, if you are allocating lots of smallish pieces. |
| 3 | You have, presumably, a 32-bit computer with a 4GB-per-process memory limit. |
| 4 | You have hit it (you get less than 4Gb as the OS services need some and there is some fragmentation). |
| 5 | The last failed allocation may be small, as you see, if you are allocating lots of smallish pieces. |