I got the following reply from Mr.Blinn after sending
my reply. Thanks Blinn.
"This has NOTHING to do with the real memory size or amount of swap,
it has everything to do with the system tuning parameters. Read
the message: "Program datasize exceeds process datasize limit".
The process datasize is a system tunable parameter, with hard and
soft limits.
The utility "odump" with the "-h" option will display the headers
for an executable binary, and one of the fields is the size of the
section. Of course, there are LOTS of sections and you need to be
able to tell which sections are "data".
In a friendlier operating system, the loader would tell you more,
it would say how much space you've got available (the process limit)
and how much it needs (what the sum of the header fields is asking
for), but that would not be Tru64 UNIX."
Tom
Received on Fri Mar 22 2002 - 14:25:07 NZST