DJGPP doesn't run under Windows 2000.  It allocates memory until Windows 2000 crashes.  I was able to kill it at about 250Mb of RAM allocated.  Any reports on this yet?

We are using the Released Windows 2000 Professional (with and without service pack 1) and a coworker has also seen this problem on his machine.

Reports to the newsgroup indicate that DJGPP itself should work, but
there is a problem with nested calls of DJGPP applications. This means
'gcc' itself works, but you can't call it from any other DJGPP app, like
'make' or 'RHIDE'. 

Nobody mentioned it growing beyond reasonable bounds, yet, though.

I am using Windows 2000 and constanly get an error message about ntvdm.exe. 
I use make to compile Emacs, but it only manages 3-5 files before I get the
pop-up error message. Have a look at this screendump:

http://superelectric.net/djgpp/make-emacs-errormessage.gif

Any ideas?  

Christian

This is a known problem with Windows 2000 in conjunction with nested
DJGPP applications.  Since NTVDM crashes in its own code, it doesn't
seem to be a DJGPP bug.

I'm closing the report.

I use a Djgpp under Windows 2000 professional and sistem crash is very frequently and the rhide currupt all file open.