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    Simone> Question: But they support objects bigger than 4Gbytes ?
    Simone> Question: compiling NSP on 64 bit Linux, the 64 bit support is
    Simone> automatically activated?

    Hi Simone,
    Objects with indices are accessed with int32 indices and thus 
    you are limited because of that point even if object bigger that 
    4Gb can be allocated.
    jpc