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From: beidler@guinness.cs.uofs.edu (Jack Beidler)
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Subject: GNAT and DJGPP
Date: 22 Mar 1995 20:55:19 GMT
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IS there some way that I can tell DJGPP how much memory I want
it to use?  If there is a way, then I have a Microsoft Windows
environment in which I can run GNAT.

I built a visual basic front end for GNAT, my problem is that I
need a way to tell DJGPP how much memory I'm giving it to run.
If there is a way of doing that, then DJGPP won't conflict with
the .pif I am using to run GNAT.

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