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Hi Louis,
I just ran some extended tests of MemoryPkg. In the simulators I used it in, it did not show any signs of having issues at 16 bits.
The test walked across an address range of 2**30 in the memory model. This requires an allocation of 2**20 blocks of memory, where each block has 2**10 integers. First I wrote 2**20 random values into the memory (each in a different block), and then I read them back. The data values were randomized. The address always wrote to the first location in the memory block, so if there were any reuse of a previous pointer, then it would overwrite the previous value.
Best Regards,
Jim