From: yosuke AT ccwf DOT cc DOT utexas DOT edu ()
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Subject: Re: out of environment space
Date: 24 Apr 2000 03:40:27 GMT
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Peter,

I think you may be confused with environmental space and memory.  Try
this.  open MSDOS prompt, click the MSDOS icon, open propetirs windo.
click memory tab.  Change "Initial Environment" box from Auto to something
else.

yosuke

Peter Claessens (peter DOT claessens AT psy DOT kuleuven DOT ac DOT be) wrote:
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: I have downloaded the MGL graphical library from Scitech. It's supposed
: to work with the DJGPP compiler.
: I seem to have a problem with setting the necessary environment
: variables. I get 'Out of environment space' errors. My current virtual
: memory settings (under Win98) are on "automatic". Same for the settings
: of my shell (both the command.com shell and bash). But I doubt that it
: is the virtual memory that is bugging me here.
: How do I solve this problem?

: Thanks,

: Peter.


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yosuke kimura
Center for Energy and Environmental Resources
The Univ. of Texas at Austin, USA