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From: "wiljan" <W.Derks@nl.cis.philips.com>
Subject: Re: Invalid page fault with gnat304a on Windows95
Date: 1996/10/01
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references: <324FA3B5.752D@turing.unicamp.br>
organization: Philips Electronics N.V.
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Date: 1996-10-01T00:00:00+00:00
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Vinicius Fernando Arcaro <vfa@turing.unicamp.br> wrote in article
<324FA3B5.752D@turing.unicamp.br>...
> Dear gnat user:
> 
>     This program runs correctly only with maxn less than 93, 
> otherwise it runs into a page fault. Is there a way to use a
> maxn greater than 92? I am compiling and linking through
> gnatmake test.adb
> 
Try changing the values for the -stack option for the linker.
The option can be changed by changing the spec file inside the
gnat304a\gnu_ld directory. Change

*link:
-stack 0x1000000,0x10000

into:

*link:
-stack 0x1000000,0x1000000

I am sure that that will help.
This does not seem to help when a task requires a lot of stack.
Upto now I did not find how to deal with that.
Does anybody know how???

Wiljan