Lahey Windows compilation problem
- From: beliavsky@xxxxxxx
- Date: 1 Aug 2006 13:29:56 -0700
I posted the message below to the Lahey Forum but have not yet received
a response.
I installed Express Release 7.10.02 on a PC running Windows XP [Version
5.1.2600] in the C:\LF9571 directory, where C is my hard drive. When
the current working directory is on the C drive and source files are in
the same directory, I can compile and run programs. When the current
working directory is on a network drive, and sources are in the same
directory, I can compile programs, but when trying to run them I get
the message "Program too big to fit in memory" even for a hello world
program
print*,"hi"
end
If I specify that the executable will be created on the C drive and
then transfer the executable to the network drive, the program runs
fine. If I compile on the network drive, the executable does not run
regardless of where I put it.
I can create and run executables on the network drive with g95 without
any problems.
.
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