But like real-mode Windows, the Macintosh OS was designed with small amounts of RAM. 32K limits pop up in various APIs. Handle memory allocation. Not as much o

But like real-mode Windows, the Macintosh OS was designed with small amounts of RAM. 32K limits pop up in various APIs. Handle memory allocation. Not as much of a strait jacket as Windows segmented-memory programming, but compared to Unix, it did feel constricting.