Dr Stephen Henson wrote:

> What do you mean "hang"? Does it still produce the dots and pluses on
> the output?

Yes, I always get at least 3 lines of dot/pulse output.  I sometimes get as
much as a screenful of dot/pulse. By hang I mean the system is locked up.
No mouse movement, no 3 finger salute, must power off.

> How long does it take to hang?

Somewhere between 1:30 and 4:00 minutes.

> Is there any indication that it is (for example) eating up all the
> memory?

I'm a bit unfamiliar with System Monitor, but I tried that with 3 or 4 of
the memory graphs, and I didn't see any indication of exponential memory
use.

> Are you using the assembly language routines and if so which version, ml
> or nasm?

I've tried with and without ml.

More info:  Andrew Gray responded in e-mail that he had tried it without
problems.  He asked what processor I was using.  It's a K6-300.  His VC
makefiles optimize for a Pentium Pro, so I recompiled everything with the
"Blend" option.  Same problem.  Tried again with the "486" option.  Same
issue.

I sent Andrew my DLL and gendh.exe.  It worked fine for him, so it would
seem to be a machine specific problem.

He was also getting generation times of 34 minutes for a 1024 key, and 45
minutes for a 2048 key.  This will be unacceptable for my application, so
I'm back to 512 as the length, which makes the issue moot for me; however, I
hate not knowing the answer to things like this.

Andrew also mentioned he was running MSVC with the latest Service Pack.  I
don't have the Service Pack 3 CD at home, so I will do the update on Monday
or Tuesday and see if that resolves my problem.  I have NT4 on another
partition, and I tried that 1 time, and experienced the same results, so
that would seem to point to my K6 ??

Thank you.

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