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From: sonenbli@oxy.edu (Andrew D. Sonenblick)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Think C 4.0 project problems...
Message-ID: <69286@tiger.oxy.edu>
Date: 9 Jan 90 03:54:54 GMT
Organization: Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA  90041
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      I just received my copy of Think C 4.0 and I am having significant
problems.  Whenever I create a project while running MultiFinder, it will work
properly the first time, ie compile, run, return to Think C.  If I make any
changes to it after that--edit my source code, add/remove MacTraps, oops, etc--
and try to rerun it, it compiles and then Think C reports out of memory errork
(even if I drastically shortened my source code!)  I can't even quit--OUT OF
MEMORY!!!  If I interrupt, return to the Finder, double click on the projectc--
(thus booting Think C) it opens and Bam!  Out of Memory.s out of memory error
      I am running on a Mac+ with 2.5 Megs--after an out of memory error, I can
switch to the Finder and check on C's partition via About the Finder... and of
its 700K, it's usually only half full.	(My source code is only a few pages
long, doing only the minimum of an application.)r my out of memory error, I can
      However, if I create my project without running MultiFinder, everythingf
works fine.  Then I can boot up MultiFinder and as long as I don't Changees
MacTraps or oops (I can edit and recompile my source, and remove and add others)
things work.  But I don't like this limitation and restriction of freedom.ing
      Is this something that has happened to others or only to me? I am exper-
ienced in Think C and this behaviour occurs whether I am using object exten-ers)
sions and/or the TCL or not.  Do I have a bum copy?  I can think of no logical
reason for this behaviour (I even close all one of my windows like suggested
in the manual...)  Anyone have any ideas, info, comments?y to me?  I am exper-
      Thanks for listening and responding... Ando: sonenbli@oxy.edu
it behave no differently when I do.)  Any Ideas?  Info?  Comments?   Help?