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From: fintan@vax.sbu.ac.uk
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Date: 14 Oct 94 18:43 GMT+0300
Subject: DJGPP/GNAT tip
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Date: 1994-10-14T18:43:00+00:00
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This may be obvious to most but ..... not being a very 
DOSy person it cost me an evening!

When running DJGPP/GNAT do so from a MSDOS session 
launched from Windows. I spend a very unpleasant 
evening trawling through DOS manuals, editing my
config.sys file and rebooting my machine to give 
sufficient extended (or is it expanded ??) memory
for DJGPP/GNAT to run without crippling the machine
for other apps.

After several hours I think I had got is correct and
decided to try it out when launched from windows. It 
seems to bypass all the changes I had made in config.sys 
and used the windows memory manager running much more 
efficiently than I had managed to tweak it upto. I was
able to restore the original config.sys file and throw 
the DOS manual back in the waste bin!

fintan culwin
south bank university : london

fintan@vax.sbu.ac.uk