Date:
02/07/04 08:35
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Submitted by:
dmb
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Assigned to:
unset
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Category:
Compiling
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Priority:
5
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Ticket group:
Non-critical
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Resolution:
Resolved
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Summary:
-M problems on some systems
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Original submission:
I have heard of and experienced a few problems with the -M option on some systems (sorry for lack of details). It seems that the units of -M can vary from system to system.
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Linux beagle 2.4.20-31.9 #1 Tue Apr 13 17:38:16 EDT 2004 i686 athlon i386 GNU/Linux)
I found if I use -M up to 2212 the program runs fine, but after that (2213) I get a fatal memory error...
Fatal Error
No memory, change -M option
Program halted !!
Then if I increase the value of -M beyond 2211974 (i.e. to 2211975) it starts working again!
I am confused how / what causes the above error. Probing the memory space isn't showing up a clear pattern. I could do a full sweep, but it probably already makes sense to someone in the know
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08/16/04 15:46
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unset
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05/16/11 00:38
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liwz
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lducazu |
05/16/11 00:38
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liwz
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liwz
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05/16/11 00:38
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08/19/04 07:32
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dmb
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unset |
08/13/04 11:05
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dmb
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