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From: Mikhail Teterin <mi@aldan.algebra.com>
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Subject: Re: c++: virtual memory exhausted
In-Reply-To: <199806191605.JAA15716@ConSys.COM> from "Russell L. Carter" at "Jun 19, 98 09:05:19 am"
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Russell L. Carter once stated:

=|=fresh -current (though probably not dependent on -current)

=|To reduce the memory consumption of GNU compilers (at the expence of their
=|execution time) -- remove the ``-pipe'' option.

=|P.S. Not to offend, are you sure ``-current'' is for you?

=Of course, if I had configured vn as you suggest, then I would have
=nearly certainly wedged the system, *had* I swapped anything out to the
=vn device.

I did not know it is that bad with vn now. But your origininal
question was "how to increase the amount of virtual memory"...

=I don't want to offend either, but are you sure -current
=is for you?

I do not think it is, so I only go from one snapshot to another.

=However, the -pipe idea is a good one, I'll try that when
=I get back to that system.

It will help, but your problem, I think is that you are running as
a regular user, and are hitting the artificial limits imposed on
you by /etc/login.conf. Check out the login.conf(5) for more.

	-mi

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