Mail Archives: djgpp/1993/11/10/09:41:52
> I obtained a copy of DJGPP via FSF and would like to join the
> mailing list.
See below.
> 1. the code generated by DJGPP runs slowly (slower than the TC 3.0
> generated code) on my 40 MB RAM using HIMEM.SYS, possibly due to
> swapping to disc.
Run "mem" and make sure that you have *available* memory. Note that
if you're using emm386 or qemm you must have available *expanded*
memory, else it uses XMS or extended.
> is there any systematic way of tuning my the system or is my
> system simply too small.
Run under debug32 and watch the information on the top line. The last
two numbers are memory used and memory remaining. Swapping is
indicated by the third to last number, if it appears.
> 2. can I run the profiler? I do not seem to be able to generate a
> mon.out/gmon.out file.
use "gcc -pg prog". This will produce the gmon.out file.
> 3. using streams, (<IOstream.h>), reading the last line does
> not set the eof flag. There is a comment in IOstream.h concerning this. Is this
> a bug or are differences in implementation between UNIX/DOS ?
Chances are, it's a bug. The C++ classes are very old and I'm working
on porting the latest version.
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