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PST File Format SDK v0.4
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A deprecated allocation system optimized for PMap page searching. More...
#include <disk.h>
Inheritance diagram for pstsdk::disk::fpmap_page< T >:
Collaboration diagram for pstsdk::disk::fpmap_page< T >:Additional Inherited Members | |
Public Attributes inherited from pstsdk::disk::page< T > | |
| byte | data [page_data_size] |
| space used for actual data | |
| page_trailer< T > | trailer |
| The page trailer for this page. | |
Static Public Attributes inherited from pstsdk::disk::page< T > | |
| static const size_t | page_data_size = page_size - sizeof(page_trailer<T>) |
| Amount of usable space in a page. | |
A deprecated allocation system optimized for PMap page searching.
A Free Page Map page has one bit per PMap page, indicating if that PMap page has any slots available. A bit being set indicates there is no space available in that PMap page. No longer used as of Outlook 2007, but still created for backwards compatibility.
The lack of fpmap pages was the reason for the 2GB limit of ANSI pst files (rather than a more intuitive 4GB limit) - the fpmap region in the header only had enough slots to "map" 2GB of space.