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From: "Nikita Proskourine" <nproskou AT goucher DOT edu>
Subject: Re: rsxwdk, gcc and memory
Date: Sun, 05 Jan 97 11:42:18 PST
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Not true, I had the same problem trying to get rsxwdk to work with DJGPP
2.0. I recall it has something to do with files getting included too many
times. So I basically rewrote most of the original windows.h, deleted
windows.h that came with rsxwdk whose main function was just to include
windows.h anyway and the memory problem went away. But DJ said I can't use
DJGPP to produce 16-bit Windows 3.1 code... so I gave up trying to get
other things to work.

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> On 6 Jan 1997, Patrick Asty wrote:
> 
> > Hi all,
> > 
> > I'am trying to use rsxwdk with djgpp 1.x and windows 3.x on my 386 with
8M.
> > 
> > I have the following problem:
> > 	% gcc -c sol.c
> > 	% gcc -win -o sol.w32 sol.o
> > 	...../rsxwdk/lib/libdj/libwin.a: could not read symbols: Memory 
> > exhausted
> > 
> > Do I really need more memory?
> [...]
> 
> it's been ages since I used DJGPP 1.x but I think the problem is a broken
> ld in 1.12m4. You can try using the ld from an even _older_ version (like
> 1.11) 
> 
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