2.11 News on XENIX V
ben at catnip.UUCP
ben at catnip.UUCP
Fri Mar 13 13:26:05 AEST 1987
In article <464 at ednor.UUCP> cgf at ednor.UUCP (Chris Faylor) writes:
>I had to do a little more tweaking to "rn" and it is still not right.
>Compiling as a medium model it sometimes runs out of memory doing article
>cacheing. Compiling as a large model solves this, but now sometimes it
>segmentation faults at inopportune times. Anybody have rn working perfectly?
I ran into this problem too, and my plea for help went unanswered.
Finally, I broke down and took a look at the sources. I was pleasantly
surprised to find a #define already present to fix the problem.
In common.h change the line that says:
#define SPEEDOVERMEM
to
#undef SPEEDOVERMEM
and compile medium model. This results in an rn that isn't any slower
(at least from what I can tell), but doesn't run out of memory.
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Ben Broder
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