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Rugxulo <rugxulo AT gmail DOT com> wrote in

> EDIT: Ah, I forgot about this, maybe this will help most of all
> (although I'm not sure those values are truly optimal, I think 0 and
> 4096 will work even better but much slower)?
> 
> --param ggc-min-expand=10 --param ggc-min-heapsize=8192
> 

hi,
I used these two parameters (10 and 8192 values) with gpp 3.4.4 and finally 
I compiled and linked our application on Windows 2003. Anyway another 
problem is to debug it on Win2003 :))) and I think it won't be possible 
with 32MB RAM restriction... our application exe file with debug 
information has 19 MB size, RHide crashes with "divide by zero" error when 
I load project file (on XP when project file is loaded ntvdm process takes 
49 MB) and RHGDB quits with no information when I run the application (on 
XP ntvdm process takes 29 MB when application is being run and stopped on 
the first breakpoint)... of course on the XP there is no problem to debug 
this application with RHide (the newest I know is 1.5c with gdb 6.3) or 
RHGDB.

Again, thank you very much for help Rugxulo!
  

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