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From: saj@yipeia.Sun.COM (Scott A. Jordahl)
Newsgroups: comp.os.minix
Subject: asld Split I + D (-i)
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Date: 8 Jan 90 23:28:11 GMT
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I have had these questions for a long time and have decided to ask for the
answer now that I am getting ready to compile the 1.5.0 upgrade.

Question:  When and where do you use the "-i" (Split I & D) switch while
	   compiling the 1.5.0 sources? (Which programs need it).

Question:  What is a good "rule-of-thumb" when to use the "-i" switch.

Question:  When a program is compilied with "-i", does the "chmem" value
	   remain the same, or should it be different?

Question:  When should you NOT use the "-i" switch.


Thanks in advance,

-- Scott


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