[Info-vax] Process memory settings
John Reagan
johnrreagan at earthlink.net
Thu Aug 13 11:46:00 EDT 2009
"Syltrem" <syltremzulu at videotron.ca> wrote in message
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>
> I tried a few more things:
>
> COBOL/NOOBJECT
> This is not very helpful to me, but it does complete successfully so tells
> the the source code is ok and compiler optimization can be done.
>
> COBOL/NOPTIMIZE also completes successfully. Better.
>
> COBOL/OPTIMIZE=LEVEL=1 fails.
>
> Though I now have something usable, if not optimal, I'd still want to
> understand how to increase the working set, if someone knows.
First of all 51,000 lines of COBOL is actually quite small in the COBOL
world. Is it "computer generated" or "human generated"?
You still didn't mention what version. V5.9 is the latest.
As for "it does compile on the VAX so it must compile in 32-bits", the VAX
COBOL compiler is quite different than the Alpha COBOL compiler. Totally
different optimization/code-generator. Actually, the VAX COBOL compiler
doesn't do much optimization at all.
I'm a little shocked it dies with OPT=LEVEL=1. The minimal set of
optimizations that get enabled at level 1 are quite simple. The interesting
ones don't kick in until 2,3,4.
Make sure you are using the latest compiler. If it still runs out of
memory, I'd submit a problem report including the source so the team can
reproduce it.
John
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