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Subject:	Re: Allegro WIP (virtual memory exausted)
Date:	23 Sep 1997 18:23:39 GMT
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Eli put forth:
>On Mon, 22 Sep 1997, Andrew Ellem wrote:
>
>> src/colblend.c:227: virtual memory exhausted
>
>Did it ever occured to you that GCC might be telling the truth, and
>that it *really* has run out of virtual memory?  Virtual memory
>doesn't mean unlimited memory, you know ;-)

Well, with '95 the swap normally dynamically grows to fill the HD, so it
is hard for users to figure out what kind of memory the program thinks it
has (or doesn't have).

>
>What does go32-v2 print when run with no arguments in the same
>environment (i.e., in the same DOS box on Windows 95) where you tried
>to compile Allegro?

It shows that DPMI doesn't know it has virtually unlimited swap space.

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