Hello all I am running a script from bash but the first line is "#!/usr/bin/ksh"
/usr/bin/ksh is linked, as per pdksh setup installation $ ls -l /usr/bin/*ksh.* lrwxrwxrwx 1 wardmm Domain U 9 Aug 4 10:01 /usr/bin/ksh.exe -> pdksh.exe* -rwxrwxrwx 1 wardmm Users 179200 Nov 25 2003 /usr/bin/pdksh.exe* I even tried downloading the source for pdksh from Cygwin and compiling it locally but I got the same error message. The script that fails sources another script which loads a whole bunch of functions. The error happens when I call a function from a certain script, I get this error. However, if I call it from a smaller script (specially written to just call this function) it works. I did a Google on the error message and it seems there's some discussion around the place about shell bugs with memory allocation. But I don't really understand it :( Has anyone encountered this error on Cygwin? Does anyone have a hint how I could "jiggle" things to avoid the error. That is, why does one of my scripts work ok? I'm happy to side-step the problem :) Thanks ~ Michael <<cygcheck.out>>
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