Marcus Thiessel writes:
Kyle Jones writes:
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| How did it fail?
XEmacs reported a memory exhaust or fork failed which are to my mind
bogus since system resource shouldn't have been a problem.
Two things to do: First, make sure your data segment size limit is
set as high as possible. For zsh and bash, use ulimit -a to check
resource limits. With csh and tcsh, use "limit". The second thing
to do is reconfigure/rebuild XEmacs with --use-minimal-tagbits=yes
so that XEmacs can use full 32-bit addresses and 31-bit integers.