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JohnCampbell
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 Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2009 3:08 am Post subject: /3gb and /debug |
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Paul,
I find that /debug and /3gb are not compatible, even if /debug is used in routines that are not being called.
Is this a significant issue or could this restriction be relaxed.
/debug is very useful as it provides the source file and line number if an error condition occurs. I'm not sure what else /debug does.
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PaulLaidler
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Ian
You should be able to use /debug on the compiler and /3gb on the linker.
/check and /undef are more of a problem because they use pseudo addresses in the upper range.
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JohnCampbell
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Paul,
I tried /debug with version 5.21 and new_memory on. That stopped access to above 2gb. I had to remove all references to /debug, even in library routines.
I will try it on Ver 5.30 and report back, when back at work, as I don't have a 4gb machine or Ver 5.30 at home.
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