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From: Gautier <gautier.demontmollin@maths.unine.ch>
Subject: Re: DPMI exception GNAT ofr DOS
Date: 2000/10/06
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> I have installed and run a DPMI GNU program "csdpmi...".

Yes, you needed a DPMI server. Note that Windows (all versions since 3.1)
provides such a server: if you run from Windows you don't need cwsdpmi.

> My program is not running anyway, it is now throwing a 80386 exception
> (not an Ada exception).
> Is someone knows a solution ?

My guess: you define an array as a variable on stack
e.g. a: array(1..1000000) of integer, and it hits the
fixed limit of stack for DJGPP programs (256KB by default).
Remedy: allocate with an access (a:= New ...), which is
"unlimited", or augment the stack size with the "stubedit"
tool (bof...).

G.