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Subject: SBProlog's use of chip memory.
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Date: 24 Mar 89 14:25:32 GMT
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I have been using SBProlog the past few days and I am irritated by the fact
that it uses up all my chip memory.  I have an A1000 with 2.5 meg of memory,
so there is plenty of fast memory for it to use.  However is uses up about
450k of precious chip memory, and I can't see any reason for it.  The reason
that this is irritating is because I can't run other programs, like emacs,
along with prolog.  If I try to, I get the message "not enough core".  Is
there any way to have SBProlog use fast memory and only the chip memory it 
needs for the display?

Also, is anybody else out there using SBProlog?  Have you found any bugs, 
problems, enhancements?  For those who don't know, SBProlog can be found 
on Fred Fish disks 140 and 141.  It appears to require about 1 meg of free
memory.

				-Erik Johannes