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- From: Brad Koehn <koehn@macc.wisc.edu>
- Subject: Re: Think C debugger problem
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- Think C debugger problem
-
- In article <C03K7J.DxJ@rice.edu> Robert Schmunk, schmunk@spacsun.rice.edu
- writes:
- >An application I have been working on (Think C 4 on a Mac LC II, sys 7)
- >recently developed an inclination to unexpectedly quit and go back to the
- >finder. I had just made a large number of changes so reversing the
- changes
- >was out of the question and so I just decided to turn on Think C's
- >debugger option. Unhappily, when the application fires up, I get the
- >two debugger windows and everything freezes (reboot necessary). The
- >debugger menu bar is blank and the only clue to the problem is a
- >"Bus error" message in the listing window.
-
- My guess is that you may be running out of memory. Have you tried
- checking to see if your application is using up most of your memory,
- because the debugger requires its own 250K RAM partition.
-
- Brad Koehn
- Data Transformations, Inc.
-