From: larry.l.stanbery@cpmx.saic.com
Subject: GNAT/gnat1: insufficient memory
Date: 1997/10/31
Date: 1997-10-31T00:00:00+00:00 [thread overview]
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Greetings:
I was wondering if there are any general suggestions on how to cope with
GNAT giving an "insufficient memory" error.
The scenario:
-- Ada spec and body, with about 60+ separates, each of which has
significant amounts of code.
-- GNAT compiler version (gasp!) 3.05 for DOS:
� -- Running under Win95.
� -- Configured MS-DOS session to 640K conventional memory, 4096K
environment.
� -- Machine has 32M memory, allowing Win95 to allocate virtual memory.
-- GNAT compiler version 3.09 for Win95:
� -- Running Win95.
� -- Machine has 16M memory, allowing Win95 to allocate virtual memory.
Both machines have the same problem -- both bail due to "insufficient
memory".
Running with the "-v" verbose option, I can see that gnat1.exe is the
executable which is running out of memory.
(BTW, the code _does_ compile -- I'm trying to port it to a PC.� It
compiles fine under Apex on a Sun Solaris.)
Any help is greatly appreciated. =)
Larry Stanbery
larry.l.stanbery@cpmx.saic.com
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1997-11-01 0:00 ` GNAT/gnat1: insufficient memory Gautier
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