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Subject: librarian routines question
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Date: Fri, 31-Jul-87 15:16:00 EDT
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I've got some fortran code that read text out of /data=reduced text librarys.
With each module read, the working set simply grows.  I think that the
lbr$close routine is not freeing up the memory used to de-compress the
module.  Is there an undocumented routine to free this memory up?  Can
anyone point me to a manual page or a fiche square?  I've been poking
around in the DCX$ routines and the free_vm routine.  It seems that
the library routines should be doing this.  Perhaps I've broken
something.  Has anyone else done this without problems?

thanks

Mark Hittinger/systems programmer iv/ocis south center
University of Louisville/Louisville, Ky 40292
sysmsh@ulkyvx.bitnet
sysmsh%ulkyvx.bitnet@wiscvm.wisc.edu