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From: leonardr@uxe.cso.uiuc.edu
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: LightSpeed Pascal bug? (Or perhaps
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Date: 23 Feb 88 15:40:00 GMT
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uucp@ucdavis.ucdavis.edu(Jim Deline) writes in comp.sys.mac

>I have discovered a problem while using LightSpeed Pascal, I hope
>someone can shed some light on it.
>
>I have an open project and have just finished building and linking
>it.  Total project sized is < 30000 bytes.  I try to "Go" to the
>compiled application and I get an error that says something to the
>effect that "Not enough memory to run...Perhaps you have an open
>desk accessory..."
>
>Like I said, the project is small, and also I tried closing all open
>text windows (by choosing close from menu, not clicking the close
>box).  By the way, no desk accessories are open when this occurs.
>
>HOWEVER...I notice that the problem seems to occur after I use 
>SigmaEdit to edit a source file (sorry Think, but the LSP editor is
>too slow).  I close SigmaEdit, compile, try to run, and get the
>error message.
>
>Any ideas, Rich?  I notice you field most of the THINK questions.
>I am running the "Updated" version 1.11 of LSP.
>
	The problem is a known (and since corrected) bug with SigmaEdit which
would leave some handles hanging around in memory after it deserted the scene.
LSP on the other hand requires that it have ALL of memory and that you can not
have ANYTHING else there or it refuses to compile.  So I will take some blame
for leaving my "dirty laundry" hanging around, but I also think that LSP is
TOOO sensitive to these type of things!!

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