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How to exec system commands
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Mike Copela
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 How to exec system commands Quote: > I'm so stupid!!!! IN EVERY MY PROGRAM I USING $M (SO PROGRAM DO NOT USE ALL
> OF THE FREE MEMORY AND OTHER PROGRAMS CAN RUNNING), AND NOW I ASKING, WHAT
> IT IS? AM I NOT STUPID??????
Probably the biggest error you're making is attempting your program's
execution in the IDE. Compiling/running in the TP IDE uses an enormous
amount of Real Memory, so even though you've set a $M directive (e.g. {$M
8192,0,0} ), most Exec calls won't work. The solution is to Compile to
Disk and run the compiled program from the DOS command.
Quote: > Sorry for bad english (I'm from Slovenia)!
> Matija Polajnar
And you might as well change your signature line to stop saying that -
we're well aware you're from there, and so long as you ask reasonable,
detailed questions, the poor command of English doesn't really matter -
just do the best you can...
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| Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT |
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Osmo Ronkan
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How to exec system commands
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>> I'm so stupid!!!! IN EVERY MY PROGRAM I USING $M (SO PROGRAM DO NOT USE ALL >> OF THE FREE MEMORY AND OTHER PROGRAMS CAN RUNNING), AND NOW I ASKING, WHAT >> IT IS? AM I NOT STUPID?????? > Probably the biggest error you're making is attempting your program's
>execution in the IDE. Compiling/running in the TP IDE uses an enormous
>amount of Real Memory, so even though you've set a $M directive (e.g. {$M
>8192,0,0} ), most Exec calls won't work. The solution is to Compile to
>Disk and run the compiled program from the DOS command.
Or one can use the protected mode IDE (BP or TPX)
Osmo
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Matija polajna
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How to exec system commands If it says "Dos error 8", that means, you forget to set the memory usage -
that means Out of memory (nowhere in help)
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Sorry for bad english (I'm from Slovenia)!
Matija Polajnar
Mike Copeland je v sporoilu napisal ...
Quote: >> I'm so stupid!!!! IN EVERY MY PROGRAM I USING $M (SO PROGRAM DO NOT USE ALL >> OF THE FREE MEMORY AND OTHER PROGRAMS CAN RUNNING), AND NOW I ASKING, WHAT >> IT IS? AM I NOT STUPID?????? > Probably the biggest error you're making is attempting your program's
>execution in the IDE. Compiling/running in the TP IDE uses an enormous
>amount of Real Memory, so even though you've set a $M directive (e.g. {$M
>8192,0,0} ), most Exec calls won't work. The solution is to Compile to
>Disk and run the compiled program from the DOS command.
>> Sorry for bad english (I'm from Slovenia)!
>> Matija Polajnar
> And you might as well change your signature line to stop saying that -
>we're well aware you're from there, and so long as you ask reasonable,
>detailed questions, the poor command of English doesn't really matter -
>just do the best you can...
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