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From: KFL@AI.AI.MIT.EDU (Keith F. Lynch)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.questions
Subject: Problem with BSD Pascal on a Gould
Message-ID: <6849@brl-adm.ARPA>
Date: Mon, 13-Apr-87 07:44:45 EST
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Posted: Mon Apr 13 07:44:45 1987
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I recently started using the BSD pascal compiler on a Gould.  It
compiled several short programs with no problem.  When I attempted
to compile a 4000 line program (with the line "pc -w foo.p" and with
the line "pc foo.p" if it matters) after two minutes I got about 100
lines like the following:

"/tmp/p0005401", line 12522: emit_rmem: offset too large or negative - 0x10810
"/tmp/p0005401", line 12535: emit_rmem: offset too large or negative - 0x10810
"/tmp/p0005401", line 12536: emit_rmem: offset too large or negative - 0x107e0
"/tmp/p0005401", line 12546: emit_rmem: offset too large or negative - 0x10810

No executable ("a.out") is produced.

My program made no reference to any file in /tmp, has no line in the
twelve thousands, and has nothing named emit_rmem.  Also, if my program
contains a fatal compile error, the compiler flags it and does NOT
produce the above errors.  Also, it finishes sooner.  So it appears that
the above error messages are a problem with the compiler or with the OS,
not with my program.  Does anyone know what this means, and how I can
fix it?

Please reply to me, I am not on this list.
								...Kei