gaspar@ALMSA-1.arpa (Al Gaspar) (08/13/87)
I have a program that runs fine on BSD and Sys V systems. However, I am trying to port the latest version to Xenix 3.0 on an Intel 310 (an earlier version runs fine there now). I have already posted this message to info-xenix310 with no luck. I'm hoping that someone might have some ideas about what I can try to get this to compile. I subscribe to unix-wizards and info-unix, but, if someone in info-c has an idea, please reply to me directly. Thanks for any help. ----- Forwarded message # 1: Date: Tue, 11 Aug 87 7:31:26 CDT From: Al Gaspar <gaspar@almsa-1> To: info-xenix310@simtel20 cc: gaspar@ALMSA-1 Subject: Problems compiling... I have a fairly large program (about 15,000 lines of code) that I am trying to compile on our Intel 310 running Xenix 3.0. This program is an update to an earlier program; so similar code has run before on this machine. The problem that I am having is that unless I strip out about 50% of the code and literal strings, the program is killed instantly for lack of space. This program is part of a larger system, and there are other programs in the system that are larger and contain more strings yet still compile and run. I have taken every reasonably large string and placed it in a file to be read in, and I am still having problems. I have also divided the 23 source files into three separate text and data segments (I wanted to try separate data and text groups, but those options are broken on our compiler). I have been running the compiles with the map option, but the map is not giving me any real useful information. Does anyone have any ideas of what I might try? I am about run out of ideas. Thanks for any help. Please... Al -- Al Gaspar <gaspar@almsa-1.arpa> USAMC ALMSA, ATTN: AMXAL-OW, Box 1578, St. Louis, MO 63188-1578 COMMERCIAL: (314) 263-5118 AUTOVON: 693-5118 seismo.css.gov!gaspar@almsa-1.arpa ----- End of forwarded messages