[ Apologies for the duplicate post. I'm trying to get this
retraction/qualification to be added to the original post's thread list,
since my first attempt was not. I'm concerned someone might find the
original via Google and then waste their time. If this second attempt
fails and someone out
Looks like I posted too soon.
I can run SOME Cygwin/gcc programs up to 2.83GB with the changes I mentioned in my first post
(yesterday), but not ALL programs (and not anything useful...). The problem seems to be with
Cygwin's implementation of disk access functions like fscanf() and fgets().
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- Jay
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Cygwin Maximum Memory Documentation
162246 by: Rob Donovan
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Date: Tue, 27 Apr 2010 12:32:39 -0700
From: hikerman2005...@
To: cygwin@
Subject: Cygwin Maximum Memory Documentation
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I've found the following to be true on my system and feel these details
could usefully be added to the Changing Cygwin's Maximum Memory page in
the User's Guide. My system is a Dell Inspiron 1520 laptop with 4GB of
physical RAM running Windows XP Home Edition with SP3. Uname -v reports
the Cy
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