mlab2@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu (01/30/91)
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