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Update max alloc size on 386 arch #317
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Update max alloc size on 386 arch
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Overview
This pull request fixes a breaking change introduce to the 32-bit architecture in #315. The fix is to simply revert the value of
maxAllocSizefor the 386 arch only.Fixes: #316
/cc @poffe