Re: Gnat STORAGE_ERROR

> How big is your page file(s) allowed to grow?

C:pagefile.sys is 1.1GB and H:pagefile.sys is 1.5GB, total RAM is 1GB,
the program in question needs about 16MB (I compiled it with another Ada
compiler and Task Manager said it was using 15,790KB) and the
stack=2000000 should, I think, allow 32MB. Perhaps I should have
mentioned I have the stack checking turned on. Perhaps if I turn that
off I won't get the STORAGE_ERROR? ;)

> Remember that if the stack is owned by a task,
> the stack size is limited to the default task size,
> unless you've specified a greater stack size with
> pragma Storage_Size.

This is a vanilla single task numerical computation program.
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