Hi! I use huge amounts of data in my bigforth/xbigforth program. In order to do that I start xbigfroth with -m switch and tell it to allocate say 1G of memory. This makes whole idea of running .m files just as executable programs worthless. instead of doing
~# test .m on the command line I have to do ~# xbigforth -m 1G test.m Is there a way to allocate OS memory when xbigforth has already started? If not then may be you know how in bash pass parameters to the interpreter written in the first line of the script? Thank you! -- Sergey --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
