From: "DeHackEd" <Not DOT given AT out>
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Subject: Re: can i?
Date: Fri, 13 Feb 1998 17:12:19 -0500
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Juuso Vilmunen wrote in message ...
>How can I edit ASM code that DJGPP creates?
>
>Juuso
>
>
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DOS Command:
gcc filename.c -S
Note: MUST be a capital S.

And keep in mind: it's not the standard syntax used by other compilers.


rogram starts, it loads a few HUGE
>arrays (which amount to 100Mb mentioned earlier). So at this moment
>Win95 starts an outstanding hard drive activity with no end in sight.
>In plain DOS everything works much faster (it takes about 30 seconds
>to start).
>So the question is : does anyone know how to set Win95 correctly to
>prevent this.
>Any ideas appreciated.
>
>Victor.

Nope. Best guess would be to dump EVERYTHING that is not necessary. This would
slow down the process. Windows95 is memory hungry, and there really isn't a way
round this.

Check for a function that would return the ammount of free physical memory, and
dynamicly allocate this memory. This is the best way. Windoze95 settings only
tell it what to excpet the program to want so it can be prepared.

Check the Windows System Monitor. It can tell you how many MB of REAL memory are
free. It can also tell you how many GB of memory are being used for garbage. (I
know what I typed - MB vs. GB).

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