Mail Archives: djgpp/1998/10/14/05:08:22
On Tue, 13 Oct 1998, jko wrote:
> Now I'm within 10 lines of the end of the *.mak file and I'm getting the
> error:
>
> at line 240 : no more memory
>
> I have 256 megs of RAM, and I've tried everything I know to free up more
> DOS memory via config.sys lines.
Are you sure this is a DJGPP port of GNU Make that you are using? I
cannot find such an error message anywhere in the Make sources, and it
surely doesn't look like a GNU Make message. Please make sure you
quote the message exactly as it is printed by Make.
If your Make *is* a DJGPP port (post the output of "make --version"),
then please post the Makefile. I don't think you can expect us to
guess what went wrong without as much as seeing the offending Makefile.
> At this point my DPMI is set so that when I run go32-v2 it reads:
>
> DPMI memory available 151,759 Kb
> DPMI swap space available: 46,281 Kb
This should be more than enough for any reasonable job. Make doesn't
eat up too much memory, even for very large builds.
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