Re: Can't be solved: Error code 473 - Unable to allocate memory
- Posted by Pete Lomax <petelomax at b?ueyo?der.co.uk> Dec 09, 2007
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Juergen Luethje wrote: > > Nemo wrote: > > > The first few lines of ex.err are: In this case 3 or 4 times as many lines are probably required to answer this. > > I can't help with the actual problem, but I converted the "ex.err" > message into a better readable form: > > attempt to divide by 0 > s = "Unable to allocate memory" > ... called from D:\Software\Internet\Euphoria\win32lib\Include\w32msgs.e:145 > in procedure abortErr() Clearly, divide by 0 is not the problem, but "Unable to allocate memory" is. The lines given end within abortErr(), but no clue what called abortErr(), how many bytes that was trying to allocate, or what was calling the allocate routine with an unreasonable request. While I applaud the effort not to post hundreds of lines of unnecessary ex.err, in this case it was too few. Regards, Pete