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Subject: Re: gcc: Page Fault
Date: Mon, 16 Jun 1997 12:36:00 GMT
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On Wed, 11 Jun 1997 21:53:10, "Charles Sandmann"
<sandmann AT clio DOT rice DOT edu> wrote:

>> I'm getting this from gcc.exe:
>> Page fault cr2=10120000 at eip=139648; flags=3002

>> I am compiling a file with an internal data structure that is quite 
>> large. This file compiled fine before. What's going on here?

>This message is from CWSDPMI.  If the file compiled OK before, I suspect
>that you have almost filled the disk where the CWSDPMI swap file lives
>(usually C:).  I suspect some call is not checking the return from malloc
>or sbrk (the above is 64K aligned).  What is strange is the DJGPP handler
>did not catch the signal - so it might be nested.  Very strange.

Have you checked that you have the right amount of  {  and  }  and
that they match?  I've had two Page Faults from unmatched {  } when
compiling programs.