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Subject: More Dynamic Loading Info
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Date: Tue, 6 Jul 1993 22:12:31 +22321159 (EDT)
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Hi,

I added this to the beginning of dynamic_file_load():

   void *bogus;

   bogus = malloc(2000000);
   free(bogus);

The first time I load my .o file everything goes ok.
The second time I load my .o file, I get a segmentation
violation on the bogus malloc statement.

Is too much memory being allocated when my .o file is
loaded?

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Bob Dugan	   dugan@cs.wpi.edu  508-799-5150
Graduate Student   WPI CS Dept., Worcester, MA 01609
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