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                         MEMORY FUNCTIONS

   Many applications have suffered in the past by not having enough
   information about the environment in which they are currently running
   or in which they will eventually run.

   Clipper uses extended memory automatically if it is present and available.
   It is used by Clipper for index buffering.

   The functions provided here do not address the areas of dynamic allocation
   of memory or shrinking of memory.  Clipper takes care of any memory
   management needed whilst executing and therefore is Clipper's remit.

   These functions only return information relating to conventional,
   expanded and extended memory.