mlab2@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu (01/30/91)
In article <28225.27a576b0@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu>, mlab2@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu writes: > I'm getting some ambigous errors with LSP. The crashes appear random and while > under the compiler (when I can get it to build an app, the app will eventually > - sometimes soon - crash as well). > When compiled I get an (ID=03) illegal instruction error. > When run from LSP, it will abort program execution and point to some 'end.' > statement and say this is a bad command. Changing some aspects of the code > will get it to point to yet some other valid line of code w/ the same message. > > I called the Tech Support and I am leaning toward memory problems. Perhaps the > Stack and Heap collided? I bump up the Stack and Zone Size under LSP and was, > for a time, able to 'delay' the crash. > I've looked at a number of sample programs and wonder... > > How does one determine an application limit? > Do you call SetApplLimit and then MaxApplZone? > Should I turn off the {$I+} directive? If so, I should set the app limit > shouldn't I? > > Basically, anyone with tips on large LSP projects probably has some helpful > advice. I'm on a Plus with 2 1/2 megs, LSP 3.01, 68881 and 68020/30 compile > options are off, lots of variables are set up and lots of memory (4 fullscreen > offscreen bitmaps). > > Thanks in advance. I'm losing days of sleep over this. Older versions of my > code run fine - it's just when I add a few more variables. > > john calhoun Whoops! I had hit a macro on RedRyder! Sorry about the previous posts title!