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From:	Peter Berdeklis <peter AT atmosp DOT physics DOT utoronto DOT ca>
Subject:	Re: Program too big
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On 7 Oct 1997, Stephan Raaijmakers wrote:
> I have just installed DJGPP on my Alpha running NT
> (it is - to my knowledge - the only gcc port supported for
> this platform; if anyone knows of another port, please let me know!).
> Anyway, I ran into the "Program too big too fit in memory" problem.
> The program itself is under 200K.
> I tried setting the program's memory using the Properties-tab of NT,
> but it won't help.
> go-v32 says I have about 14 Mb left, with 0 swap.


DJGPP is gcc ported to Intel x86 DOS.  I see no reason to expect it to run
on an Alpha machine.  Your problem isn't about running out of memory, 
it's about executing invalid instructions!

(Note: NT may look the same on an Alpha as it does on an Intel, but the 
assembler/compiled code is not the same, unless you're running in some 
machine code emulator mode on the Alpha that I don't know about.)

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Peter Berdeklis
Dept. of Physics, Univ. of Toronto

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