Hello Paul!

Wednesday April 13 1994 07:57, Paul Edwards wrote to Hamish Moffatt:

 PE> In Desqview/X you can set an upper limit on how much memory the
 PE> application is allowed to take.  I don't know about other versions of
 PE> Desqview.

It's plain DESQview 2.34, unfortunately. I have a maximum EMS memory of 384KB
set, but that didn't seem to make a great deal of difference.

 PE> I think it is very unlikely that the compiler could interfere with your
 PE> fossil driver.

I thought so too.

 PE> Try compiling a program using the command line compiler,
 PE> and don't run this TCP/IP stuff AT ALL.  All Turbo C++ should be doing is
 PE> taking some input files and producing an output file.  Other than that, I
 PE> don't have any other ideas sorry!

The pre-compiled apps for Waterloo work fine though; they don't seem to create
these problems. Very strange. Anyway, I've reluctantly moved to working on
another machine, though it's slower and I miss DESQview, my Pascal
compiler, etc, etc... :-)


Regards,
Hamish

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