cdshaw@watmum.UUCP (Chris Shaw) (07/19/85)
I hand-translated a fairly large FORTRAN package to C recently, and I rather liberally used memory allocation primitives to improve the functionality of the package. The package works perfectly well on a 4.2 bsd 780 system. Now I'm trying to get this stuff ported to Xenix on a 286-based Intel 310 box, and it dies a vicious, horrible death whenever it runs across callocs a significant number of times. I'm using large model code, and I'm told we have a slightly old version of the compiler. The question is...... has ANYbody got memory allocation to work on a Xenix box, using LARGE model, and if so... what version are you using??? Any other info you might have will be gladly accepted. Please PLEASE *PLEASE* answer if you have any experience in this area... It's vital (to me, anyway.. it's driving me nuts) that this problem is solved fairly soon. Thank-you very much ! (in advance) Chris Shaw watmath!watmum!cdshaw or cdshaw@watmath University of Waterloo "Like recursion.. (Push!!) ..called for the very first time !"