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From: rocker@eve.wright.edu (Ronnie Peugh)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.pascal
Subject: HELP!! TP stack problem
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Date: 10 Jan 90 21:35:03 GMT
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I have been writing a appointment program.  The program allows the user
to enter appointments with the date and time.  When each appointment's
time comes the program reminds the user, i. e. I must use the timer
interrupt (1 potential stack problem)

It also must keep track of up to 300 people, who may have several
appointments in one day.  Therefore, I have to create appointments
dynamically, which means pointers, lots of pointers (another stack
user).

Now I'm almost done with the whole program, but everytime an appointment
comes up I get a stack overflow error.

No problem, rright?  WRONG, I put the stack up to 50k (from the 16k
defualt).  Same error, same place (almost, little diffect each time).

I have tried everything I can think of, but haven't gotten anywhere.

If anyone has any ideas please let me know and I'll try them.

thanx anyone..

rocking on...

(P.S.) I ran it with TURBO DEBUG and when it bombed out, it came back
with
	Drive C:, Not Ready.