cozza@cshl.org (Steven Cozza) (05/09/91)
Ok I have a problem for you to help solve. I have a C module containing only
one thing, a good-sized autoinitialized array. A fragment of the code follows
this description.
The problem that I am having is that this one module will not compile on either
a Decstation 3100 or an Evans&Sutherland MIPS workstation, using their compiler
or the GNU compiler (ver 1.39). The types of error messages I have been
getting are similar to this message which came from the DEC compiler:
prompt> make fa.o
cd fa_code; cc -O -c fa_scores.c
ugen: internal : line 0 : ../symbol.p, line 261
Insufficiant memory
*** Error code 1
Stop.
All of the messages seem to relate to lack of memory, another said "insufficient
virtual memory". The module compiles fine on a Sparcstation 1 using Suns
compiler or gcc. The only thing I can come up with is that the Sparc has a
much larger swap space than either the Decstation or the ESV. Before I go
and increase their swap space I thought I would get some sort of confirmation
or refutation for the net. Any ideas, or questions just send them off to me.
Thanks for any help.
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code fragment
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#define SCORES_L_MAX 1000
#define SCORES_D_MAX 100
float fa_scores[SCORES_L_MAX + 1][SCORES_D_MAX + 1] = {
0.000000,
0.000000,
0.000000,
0.000000,
0.000000,
0.000000,
0.000000,
0.000000,
0.864383,
0.868508,
0.872390,
0.876050,
0.879506,
0.882775,
0.885871,
0.888808,
0.891597,
0.894250,
^
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-760.575500,
-758.514038,
-756.460205,
-754.413940,
-752.375122,
-750.343689,
-748.319519,
-746.302551,
-744.292725,
-742.289978,
-740.294189,
-738.305298,
-736.323242,
};
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Steven Cozza
Internet: cozza@cshl.org
US Mail: Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
Box 100
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Cold Spring Harbor
New York, 11724
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