rs4u+@andrew.cmu.edu (Richard Siegel) (01/10/88)
Older versions (pre 2.15) had problems in the math library. The new version is available for downloading from comp.binaries.mac or from the info-mac archives, and should fix the problem. The time-honored solution for getting around the global data limit is to declare large static structures (arrays and the like) as pointers, and allocating blocks with NewPtr(). For example, instead of char a[35000] use char a[] = NewPtr(35000 * sizeof(char)); This is identical to using an array, without eating the global space. --Rich
raylau@dasys1.UUCP (Raymond Lau) (01/11/88)
I've been seeing references to LSC 2.15...
As comp.binaries.mac takes a while to make it around here, when will 2.15
appear on "other" places...GEnie....Delphi?
(I have but 2.13)
--
Raymond Lau GEnie: RayLau
100-04 70 Ave. CIS: 76174,2617
Forest Hills, NY 11375-5133 Delphi: RaymondLau
United States of America MacNET: RayLau
uucp: raylau@dasys1.UUCP (..{phri,cucard,bc-cis,mstan}!dasys1!raylau})rs4u+@andrew.cmu.edu (Richard Siegel) (01/27/88)
I remember having seen this post some time ago on this newsgroup; is this an
accidentally posted copy or the same problem all over again?
In any case, the math library supplied with the 2.15 upgrade should work
correctly; you can download these libraries from comp.binaries.mac, the
archives on sumex.stanford.edu, or you can get them directly from THINK - call
the support line at (617) 275-1710 for more information.
--Rich
===================================================================
Richard Siegel
THINK Technologies, QA Technician (on leave)
Arpa: rs4u@andrew.cmu.edu
UUCP: {decvax,ucbvax,sun}!andrew.cmu.edu!rs4u
==================================================================