gcs@polari.UUCP (Greg Sheppard) (04/26/91)
In trying to compile a rather large C program (executable is about 271K), I've come up against a brick wall: If I set -F3100 (hex) run make, then try to run the program, the system responds with an immediate "killed". If, on the other hand, I set -F3000 (hex again) the program runs, but core dumps later if some stack hungry stuff is used. I'd like to set the stack higher but how do I get around this apparent 3100h limit? Oh, forgot to mention I'm using the Large memory model (-Mle). Any help on this would be appreciated! -- Greg Sheppard Internet: imop@wa-ngnet.army.mil WAARNG, Tacoma, WA, USA UUCP: ...!polari!gcs Voice: +1 206 581 8924 ----