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From: ijohnson@udenva.cair.du.edu (ILENE JOHNSON )
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c,alt.msdos.programmer,comp.sys.ibm.pc,comp.bugs.misc
Subject: Re: CodeView - Extended memory - HELP!!!!
Message-ID: <12318@udenva.cair.du.edu>
Date: 24 Sep 89 17:05:07 GMT
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Reply-To: ijohnson@udenva.UUCP (Olga from the Volga)
Organization: U of Denver
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In article I write:
#I'm posting this in all newsgroups I feel are relevent.  If I've goofed, 
#I'm sorry. 
#
#I am currently writing an application on a PS/2 model 60 using 
#microsoft C.  I have an extended memory board and have installed 
#the proper drivers to make sure the thing works.  I am using 
#XMA2EMS.sys for this.  The machine is happy when it boots up in 
#the morning and when it runs XMA2EMS its happy.  The program I'm 
#working on requires me to use CodeView, a Microsoft product that 
#comes with the C compiler.  I'm trying to use the extended 
#memory (in fact I need to because my program is too large ).  
#However, when I type cv /E progname I get "EMM software error".  
#I have no idea what this means.  Microsoft says its not their 
#error and I can't find this error anywhere in any books.  When 
#my program was smaller codeview worked fine without the /E option 
#but now that I need to use this, I can't.  I dont' know where to 
#begin to look.  
#
#Please try to E-mail a response as I don't usually read news too 
#often these days.  
#
#Thanks 
#
#Ilene K. Johnson
#

I may have goofed in the title line, I am definately using EXPANDED 
memory and the correct driver for it.  The machine boots up happily 
in the morning and only complains when I try to run this blasted 
program!