dmagcuill@swift.cs.tcd.ie (06/14/90)
Does anyone know what the System Error ID=28 is and how to avoid it.
It keeps happening in a large Prolog program.
This is an urgent request, and I'd really apreciate replies via e-mail.
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Daire
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New Armagh proverbkulp@cs.nps.navy.mil (Jeff Kulp x2174) (06/17/90)
In article <6996.2677a981@swift.cs.tcd.ie> dmagcuill@swift.cs.tcd.ie writes: > > >Does anyone know what the System Error ID=28 is and how to avoid it. >It keeps happening in a large Prolog program. > >This is an urgent request, and I'd really apreciate replies via e-mail. Tried e-mail but it bounced. System error 28 is abbreviated dsStknHeap (??!) which translates to "stack has moved into application heap". To hazard a guess, I'd say that your prolog program has gone into some type of recursive infinite loop, causing the run time stack to overwrite your prolog interpreter. Remember, this is only a guess. Jeff Kulp kulp@cs.nps.navy.mil