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At 01 NOV 2002 11:41:31AM Victor Engel wrote:

The errors we have been getting with thousands of DOS calls to create directories and do PDISK commands, etc., have mostly gone away since replacing the SUSPEND command with a PCPERFORM of CMD.EXE to start a separate virtual machine. The result is about a 20% performance hit, which is OK considering the alternative.

We still get an occasional error message like the following:

'' Line 1. B761 Labeled COMMON name string format error.

Divide overflow

Memory allocation error

Cannot load COMMAND, system halted

I'll be investigating this, but would appreciate suggestions if anyone has any.


At 01 NOV 2002 04:20PM [url=http://www.sprezzatura.com]The Sprezzatura Group[/url] wrote:

Victor - one of your applications is corrupting AREV's memory somehow (that you run outsire AREV), or else could it be an assembler routine inside AREV?

Try a flush and garbagecollect *every time* prior to your PC command -this may move whatever is good out of out of the way of the corruption. Also during test, mark your routines expendable and see if this improves the reliability (at the price of performance during the test)

Steve

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