Hello George!

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 GM> Does C Set++ use the system swapfile or does it use it's own
 GM> swapfile?  My guess is system, however I have some doubts about
 GM> that.  I once got a message, while trying to compile a small
 GM> C++ program, that stated the process could not continue because
 GM> it could not open some ????????.wrk file in x:\ibmcpp\tmp.
 GM> Well \tmp did not exist, once created everything went fine.

CSet++ uses normal Memory, so the normal OS/2-Swapfile grows. (Its a
program from IBM, not Microsoft, so they use the Operating System and not
their own routines).

The Compiler creates temporary Files for C++ programs, which are located in
the TMP-Directory, so you have to have one. Its the environment-Variable
TMP which points to the Directory.



Greetings/2

Oliver!

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