Date: Wed, 8 Oct 1997 18:40:50 +0200 (MET DST)
From: Herman Geza <hg211 AT hszk DOT bme DOT hu>
To: DJGPP Levelezesi lista <djgpp AT delorie DOT com>
Subject: Compiler crashes...
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	Hi!

	My problem is very simple: I wrote a program which converts
	bin files to C files. These C programs are perfect, they only
	contain an array. If this array is small, about smaller than
	100.000 bytes, there is no problem. But, if it's bigger, the
	compiler crashes with SIGSEGV. I used the option -v with
	gcc, and I realized that the compiler wasn't able to make
	the assembly file. A temporary file was made, and this file
	contained about half of my array. I used CWSDPMI and I have
	enough memory and winchester space. The TMP env was set right.

	So, I think everything was right, but the compiler crashed.
	Please, HELP me!

				Thanx for advance,
							Lantic