Dynamic allocation obviously doesn't work as advertised.

> > Make sure you have 15 MB of application memory free before starting it.
>
> This was the problem. Interestingly enough, I had enough free RAM total, just
> not enough free program RAM allocated. The Memory control panel applet kept
> setting the slider back to 1/2 way, too. Once I freed up enough RAM so that the
> 1/2 way mark left enough RAM for MAMEBoy, the slider was set to the "high water
> mark", and I can run it again without problems.
>
> Is there not a way for MAMEBoy to request enough RAM from the system when
> starting up? I thought the OS was supposed to dynamically allocated RAM between
> program and storage.
>
> -Islanti
>