Memory mapped files have been a part of the Win32 API, but until recently, you were restricted to using C++ or PInvoke to write code that leverages memory mapped files in your application.

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In particular, memory mapped files need enough address space to allow a file to grow depending upon the application. Normally the space needs to be allocated, but rarely is all of it actually used.