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From: alanm@pnet01.cts.com (Alan Morrison)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.xenix.sco
Subject: Re: PCOMM - Attn: Emmet P. Gray
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Date: 7 May 91 23:36:01 GMT
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Yes, Bob, I have compiled PCOMM on SCO Xenix 2.32 on a 286.  Didn't have to
mess with anything but the makefile.  You didn't give much information as to
what it is doing, and it has been awhile since I did this. However if it is
running out if heap space or something similar, check the development manual
for switches to  cc.  I believe the command I used after "Out of heap space"
was:  cc -LARGE...

As I recall I had to play with the switches for my setup a couple of times.
Even the above example wouldn't work by itself. After the default setup ran
out of heap space, I changed the switch to -LARGE and left the object files
that had been generated so far. The makefile began compiling where it left off
and then linked flawlessly.  This may be different on a 386.  Good Luck!

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