[comp.binaries.ibm.pc.d] Fatal Error problem

cs166wag@sdcc8.ucsd.edu (Gary) (02/17/91)

I am trying to compile a program with MSC.  I decided to break up my
program in modules instead of putting all my routines in one file.
I started with one routine, droptbl(), which will be in a file named
droptbl.c.  Anyways, when I tried compiling, I get the following:

DROPTBL.OBJ(droptbl.c) : fatal error L1070: _BSS  segment size exceeds 64K
 pos:95 Record Type: 58E8

during the linking phase("link /NOI main.obj droptbl.obj, $*;").

Does anyone have any idea what I am doing wrong? Any help would be
appreciated.

Thanks in advance,

Gary

Ps.  I am using MSC 5.1.  Also, droptbl.obj is only 3K and
main.obj is only 12K.  I am also using yacc code which is included
in my main.c (but that shouldn't be the problem)

davidsen@sixhub.UUCP (Wm E. Davidsen Jr) (02/18/91)

  This is not a cbip.d topic. Please do not post any followups.

  If you *must* reply, please start your mail message with "I saw your
totally inappropriate message in cbip.d, and..." 

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davidsen@sixhub.UUCP (Wm E. Davidsen Jr) (02/18/91)

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cs166wag@sdcc8.ucsd.edu (Gary) (02/18/91)

I mistakenly posted a msg about a fatal error problem in MSC.
It belongs in another newsgroup.  Hope it didn't cause any
inconvenience (am I serious?).  No more flames necessary by email
or publicly.
Thanks,

Gary

Ps.  Thanks for the two people who nicely pointed this out to me.