msp@pronet.chi.il.us (Mike Protofanousis) (03/29/91)
I am currently working on my first perl script. It is now 118 lines
long. The problem is I just ran into a brick wall!
I am getting an "Out of memory!" error.
The happens on the second time I get to this line:
$bytes = sysread ($mail, $buffer, $i += $BUFSIZ)
while (($found = index ($buffer, sprintf ("\n\n"))) == -1);
It dies on the sysread(); $BUFSIZ = 1024;
I'm sure there may be a better way of doing the above, but for now
I would like to know why I am getting this "Out of memory!" error.
I am using Perl 3.0 PL 44 on ESIX.
The script requires the getopts.pl and has 1 additional function.
It also reads in a few ENV variables. It opens 2 files and
only has 2 @arrays...
Any ideas?
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Mike Protofanousis
msp@pronet.chi.il.us