Subject: make: vfork (heap_chunk_size too small) Error
From: [email-masked] (Brian David Womack)

30 Aug 1997 03:40:59 -0700
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Several people have reported this fairly serious error in either make or gcc before.
It occurs while making dependencies for a file with a LOT of includes.

Could Cygnus please correct this problem in Beta 19?

gcc -M -w -D_M_IX86=400 -D_MSC_VER=1020 -U__STDC__ -IC:/Progra~1/MSDEV/include -IC:/Progra~1/MSDEV/mfc/include  -DDSG_DEVELOPMENT -D_DEBUG -DCRTAPI1=_cdecl -DCRTAPI2=_cdecl -D_X86_=1
-DWINVER=0x0400 -DWIN32 -D_WIN32 -D_MT -DRUNNING_NT=1 -DDONT_AA_POINTS  -Di486_nt -Ic:/users/bwomack/nt_dbg/dsg/util/ui++/resources -Id:/users/bwomack/trunk/third_party/uslnew/src/incl
-IS:/Progra~1/Galaxy.cxx/include -Id:/users/bwomack/trunk/render/include -Id:/users/bwomack/trunk/render/include -Id:/users/bwomack/trunk/dsg/modeler/include
-Ic:/users/bwomack/nt_dbg/dsg/modeler/ui/resources -Ic:/users/bwomack/nt_dbg/dsg/modeler/ui/resources/messages -IS:/Progra~1/ProE/proe/toolkit/includes
-Ic:/users/bwomack/nt_dbg/dsg/modeler/include -Id:/users/bwomack/trunk/dsg/util/include   -IS:/Progra~1/ProE/prodevelop/includes -IS:/Progra~1/ProE/prodevelop/prodev_appls/includes
-IS:/Progra~1/ProE/prodevelop/ptc_includes -IS:/Progra~1/ProE/protoolkit/includes -Id:/users/bwomack/trunk/dsg/ptc/proimage //d/users/bwomack/trunk/dsg/modeler/mh/crv_edit_pts_eh.cxx >
tmp.d

The heap has been split, CYGWIN can't fork this process.
Increase the heap_chunk_size in the registry and try again.
make: vfork: Not enough space

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 Brian Womack                       Parametric Technology Corp
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