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On Jun 28 17:05, Ryan Johnson wrote:I just remember (somewhere in this now-enormous thread) somebody mentioned that only the low 32 bits of handles are meaningful in order to allow sharing of handles between 64- and 32-bit processes. It seems that this would force dlls to load in the low 2/4GB of memory so that their handles are shareable. Perhaps (hopefully) the sharing thing only applies to HANDLE and not to HMODULE?One last thought, a question, actually: given that LONG is 32 bits in 64-bit windows, and only the low 32-bits of handles are meaningful**** ****how does that impact dll loading, BTW?No. Should it? Do you have an example to show what you're concerned about?
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