ijohnson@udenva.cair.du.edu (ILENE JOHNSON ) (09/24/89)
I'm posting this in all newsgroups I feel are relevent. If I've goofed, I'm sorry. I am currently writing an application on a PS/2 model 60 using microsoft C. I have an extended memory board and have installed the proper drivers to make sure the thing works. I am using XMA2EMS.sys for this. The machine is happy when it boots up in the morning and when it runs XMA2EMS its happy. The program I'm working on requires me to use CodeView, a Microsoft product that comes with the C compiler. I'm trying to use the extended memory (in fact I need to because my program is too large ). However, when I type cv /E progname I get "EMM software error". I have no idea what this means. Microsoft says its not their error and I can't find this error anywhere in any books. When my program was smaller codeview worked fine without the /E option but now that I need to use this, I can't. I dont' know where to begin to look. Please try to E-mail a response as I don't usually read news too often these days. Thanks Ilene K. Johnson
ijohnson@udenva.cair.du.edu (ILENE JOHNSON ) (09/25/89)
In article I write:
#I'm posting this in all newsgroups I feel are relevent. If I've goofed,
#I'm sorry.
#
#I am currently writing an application on a PS/2 model 60 using
#microsoft C. I have an extended memory board and have installed
#the proper drivers to make sure the thing works. I am using
#XMA2EMS.sys for this. The machine is happy when it boots up in
#the morning and when it runs XMA2EMS its happy. The program I'm
#working on requires me to use CodeView, a Microsoft product that
#comes with the C compiler. I'm trying to use the extended
#memory (in fact I need to because my program is too large ).
#However, when I type cv /E progname I get "EMM software error".
#I have no idea what this means. Microsoft says its not their
#error and I can't find this error anywhere in any books. When
#my program was smaller codeview worked fine without the /E option
#but now that I need to use this, I can't. I dont' know where to
#begin to look.
#
#Please try to E-mail a response as I don't usually read news too
#often these days.
#
#Thanks
#
#Ilene K. Johnson
#
I may have goofed in the title line, I am definately using EXPANDED
memory and the correct driver for it. The machine boots up happily
in the morning and only complains when I try to run this blasted
program!