RE: Stack size

[James_Dean]

Hi,
I am a little puzzled.  Are you passing the filename to consult in on the
command line?
I have not figured out how to do this.  What is the syntax?
I thought there must be a way but could not figure it out.  I have been
starting gprolog
and *then* consulting.

Which are you doing?

I don't have much experience with the gprolog system, but 100M of swap
space seems
pretty small for the values you're setting.

- Jim






zet <address@hidden>@gnu.org on 04/18/2001 11:07:41 AM

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Sorry, I'm really forgot to include all this info.

> Which GNU Prolog version?
Current stable - 1.2.1
> Which operating system?
RedHat 7.0

> If, what are the error messages?
Actually, there are no error messages. After some experiments, I've
found, that setting stacks sizes greater than 120M in sum crashes prolog.
Core dump.

> How large is the amount of available memory on your mainboard?
I think this doesnt matter, because dumping the core is the worst thing
that can happens. But I've 320M of physical memory and 100M of swap
space.

> How large have you set the other *SZes?
GLOBALSZ=200M and other was not modified.

> You're sure you have no infinite recursion in the source?
Well, this also doesnt matter, because gprolog doesnt start at all - it
just dumps the core.

> Please tell something about your source.
Source contains a description of 16-bit multplier circuit. 260K, 3600
lines. It just doesnt consult this files with small STACKs, so I've tried
to increase it. Unsuccessfully.

> There is a builtin debugger. Do you stepped through your programm
> by setting spy points?
No comments :)

Thanks for attention.



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