the application crashes in the start up code, in a number of cases it will be in the delayloading code.Ĥ) When you make some code change OR a clean and a build, the application will work again. Using the LA marked linker you might see this issue more often (although you do see this occasionally in the normal linker):ġ) You have an application that just works.Ģ) You move a control in the dfm, no code changes.ģ) MAKE. If you specified the -M or -U the original file will be backed up with the extension. This could be done in 2 ways: Link the 32 bit windows bootloader with '/LARGEADDRESSAWARE' for msvc or '-large-address-aware' for mingw. By setting the large-address-aware bit the application can get access to 4 GB. If no options are specified other than -Ffilename.exe then the PE header flags and checksum will be displayed. When running 32 applications on windows by default they only have access to 2 GB of memory. It can be used for instance to make the XE3 and upwards C++ linkers Large Address Aware, and allow you use the -GH command line open to adjust the linker heaps. LAMarker is a tool to set/unset Large Address Aware bits, in the PE header of a binary.
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