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From: pha@CAEN.ENGIN.UMICH.EDU (Paul H. Anderson)
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Subject: Re:  PRISM Fortran compiler causes trashing!
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Date: 11 Dec 89 16:51:34 GMT
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Compiles that go on to no end due to page faults can be fixed by
splitting files up, as you mentioned, or by reducing the level of
optimization, which is a very memory intensive process.  For example,
if you have 10000 lines of code compiling at max optimization leve,
it will be doing an awful lot of global optimization, in attempts to
remove redunant code, reuse common code, etc.

Addiing memory is a good solution, and should take care of most
of the problem.

Paul Anderson
CAEN