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- From: Jeff French <jfrench@globalcom.net>
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: HELP! Can't link w/BC 5.0
- Date: 4 Apr 1996 02:22:52 GMT
- Organization: Shentel
- Message-ID: <4jvbps$jaq@head.globalcom.net>
- NNTP-Posting-Host: eb1ppp2.shentel.net
-
- Larry Smith <lrs@earth.execnet.com> writes:
- > WHenever I try to link *anything* with BC++ 5.0 (with patch 1
- > installed), I get an error "(1,1):Out of memory". This even with Hello
- > world! DOS and Win16 versions fail. Haven't had a chance to try out the
- > 32 bit side yet.
- >
- > I don't really believe I'm out of memory. I'm running Win 95 on a
- > 32MB system. I set up a PIF file (i.e. Properties setting) to try to
- > give it oodles of memory resources, but nothing helps.
- >
- > Running the linker at the command line seems to work OK, though, most
- > of the time.
- >
- > I tried installing it at work, and it works fine there!
- >
- > Anybody got any ideas?
- >
- > Thanks in advance.
- >
- > Larry Smith
- > lrs@earth.execnet.com
-
-
- I'm having the same problem...although it does (seem to) work
- under Windows NT Workstion 3.51 (and I only have 17Meg of
- RAM).
-
- I also tried to add an 'External TLINK Tool', The interesting
- part about this is that a DOS Window comes up, executes TLINK
- and immediately says Out Of Memory.
-
- I also have also successfully excuted tlink @filename.r$p
- (where the IDE created the filename.r$p file)
-
- I have compiled/linked a couple of the 32-bit examples with
- success,
-
- So, it does seem to be limited to a) 16-bit and b) Windows 95
- (althought I wouldn't guarantee anything at this time).
-
- I posted this to Borland as a BUG on 4/2/96.
-
- I have found another 'BUG' that is specific to executing a
- 16-bit app from the IDE (I haven't tryed this with a 32-bit
- app, and this one may be specific to NT) is when you press the
- RUN button (the lightning bolt) a dialog box comes up saying
- that you cannot debug a 16-bit app inside of the IDE (ok,
- no biggie), you have the option of selecting YES run the
- App without the debugger or NO don't. Selecting YES, runs
- the App fine, the problem comes when you try to run it again..
- the dialog box comes up TWICE and if you select YES, runs your
- App TWICE, if you try yet again...yes it's THREE times this
- time...I think/hope you get the picture...
-
- I posted this to Borland as a BUG on 4/2/96 as well.
-
- Jeff.
-