kallaus@leadsv.UUCP (Jerry Kallaus) (06/25/88)
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HELLLLLLLLLLLLLLPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP!!!!!!
I am trying to get the AI tool CLIPS running on an Apollo
workstation. The Apollo has Aegis4-DOMAIN/IX rev 9.2.3.
CLIPS seems to work fine for small test cases, but apparently
prematurely thinks it is out of memory for a problem of any
significant size. The code that I am trying to load and run
was originally in ART on a Symbolics, was modified to be
syntactically acceptable to CLIPS and has been successfully
run with CLIPS on a VAX.
I have yet to find anyone who knows of anyone using CLIPS
on an Apollo. I've tried the CLIPS helpline at NASA and
have talked to Apollo software reps already.
I am new to CLIPS, the Apollo, and C, which CLIPS is coded in.
Oh yeah, this my first USENET posting. ...have mercy!
Any info or help would be greatly appreciated.
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I am trying to get the AI tool CLIPS running on an Apollo
workstation. The Apollo has Aegis4-DOMAIN/IX rev 9.2.3.
CLIPS seems to work fine for small test cases, but apparently
prematurely thinks it is out of memory for a problem of any
significant size.
First, update that obsolete software. You should be running sr9.7.
Then go read the sbrk() man page. I don't remember exactly how,
but there is some way to increase the amount of memory available
to sbrk().
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