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From: rcb@rti-sel.UUCP (Randy Buckland)
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Subject: Re: Debugger problem
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Date: Mon, 21-Jan-85 11:16:22 EST
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> From: Allan A. Miller <AAA@SU-AI.ARPA>
> 
> I am using the debugger on a Pascal program - it allows me to set a breakpoint
> in a procedure, and when I hit the breakpoint I can examine a boolean variable
> in the procedure, but when I try to examine a subfield of a record that is
> a dereferenced pointer (eg. s^.length), I get the error
>   %DEBUG-E-NOFREE, no free storage available
> This error happens even while examining global pointer variables.  The manual
> suggests using the CANCEL MODULE command, but since the whole program is one
> module, that won't work (the program is only about 5400 lines).
> 
> I tried increasing various memory quotas to no avail.  Also, when using the
> SHOW MODULE command, the debugger indicates that there is still space
> available!  Has anyone ever seen this problem?
> 					Allan

Check if the current module has it's symbols loaded. The module probably has
too many symbols for the free memory.

					Randy Buckland
					Research Triangle Institute
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