1. EU2.3, sanity.ex, and NT4.0
Hello!
I'm a EU-newbie, and I've successfully installed EU2.3 on two
WinMachines (Win98 at home and Win2K at work), but 'ex sanity.ex' fails
in a rather interesting fashion on my WinNT4.0 (at work) machine. This
is the text (along with the usual graphics) that appears on the screen:
Euphoria SANITY TEST ... Insufficient memory
PASSED (100%)
Press Enter to continue
ED.EX appears to run OK, as do several other EU programs. The machine
is a 667MHz PII with 256MB running WinNT4.0 (build 1381 SP5). According
to GO32-V2.EXE (a DJGPP DOS program), there is 182.518MB of DPMI memory,
but _no_ DPMI swap space available.
I suspect that I'm really OK, and that this is merely an indication that
I have no swap space on disk. On my Win2K machine, GO32-V2 reports that
I only have 15.126MB of DPMI memory and 234KB of swap space available,
yet sanity.ex runs just fine.
Any thoughts?
Thx, Phil Long
2. Re: EU2.3, sanity.ex, and NT4.0
Phil Long writes:
> Euphoria SANITY TEST ... Insufficient memory
> PASSED (100%)
It sounds to me like maybe the call to system()
in sanity.ex:
system("del sanityio.tst", 2)
is giving you that error message, due to some problem that you
have in starting up a new DOS shell.
Just a guess. You might try commenting out that line.
Regards,
Rob Craig
Rapid Deployment Software
http://www.RapidEuphoria.com
