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- From: cliffwd@soda.berkeley.edu (Cliff Draper)
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.programmer
- Subject: Enforcer HIT, say what?
- Date: 4 Jan 1993 03:28:17 GMT
- Organization: U.C. Berkeley, CS Undergraduate Association
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- While working on my program the other day, I came across an intriquing
- Enforcer HIT. It seems to be somewhat consistent in its address,
- it's always a LONG-WORD read from BAD1BAD3. It looks like some sort of
- message, but I can't find any doc on BAD1BAD3. Does anyone have an idea?
- I'm running SAS/C 6.1 on my A4000 and it always happens somewhere in
- my initilization code, but I can't pin it down. It never shows up with CPR
- and when I put printf()'s in it, it ceases to appear as well. I
- absolutely hate this kind of bug. I can never be too sure if its me, the
- compiler, or the OS.
- Anyone have any suggestions?
-
-
- On a different subject, how bad is it to do a lot of (>100) small (but
- varying) AllocMem()s. Am I fragmenting memory pretty badly or is all
- taking care of itself?
-
- Thanks,
- -Cliff
- cliffwd@soda.Berkeley.Edu UC Berkeley
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- "Simple things should be simple &
- complex things should be possible" -Alan Kay
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