Hi,
I'm using a Pentium 200 (well, Cyrix actually) with 32 MB of RAM, gcc
2.95.4, linux 2.2.17 and parrot out of CVS. Without swap, when I do
"make", compiling core_ops_cg.c fails due to lack of memory. Which is
unsurprising, as it is pretty big. It works if I use a 70 MB swap
partition.
Should parrot need this much memory to compile? Would it be good to
split the core_ops*.c files into pieces? Or am I living in a fantasy
world to think this is at all useful?
David
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