From: Stefan Bamberger

Subject: Re: ACL for Windows crash

Date: 1997-11-2 4:19

At 13:37 Uhr -0600 31.10.1997, ole mengshoel wrote:
> > >Hi, > >I get the following error message when running my ACL for Windows v >version 3.0 with a "large" problem: > > Error - Lisp.exe - Application Error > > The instruction at "0x00407540" > references memory at "0xff...ffa". > The memory could not be "read". > > Click on OK to terminate the application. > Click on CANCEL to debug the application. > >Any idea on how to avoid or debug what is going on here would >be appreciated! >
Which Windows version you are using? Beneath a possible memory management error in ACL you might try to extend the heap of the lisp.exe. Although windows applications grow in memory with increasing memory requirements, ACL has a heap for the different kind of memory allocations. There is a file in your allegro directory called "lisp.ini" or "init.lsp" (sorry, I'have my windoze box switched off ;)) , so I cannot confirm my statement!). You can edit it with any text editor. It's a normal windows-like configuration file with several items. One of them is named "heap". I think the default is 8 (8MB). Try to set multiples of 8 (16,24), if you have enough REAL memory. Another good idea is to update to 3.0.x as theses versions are more stable. good luck, - stefan ______________________________________________________________________________ Stefan K. Bamberger email: <informatik.uni-wuerzburg.de at bambi> Lehrstuhl fuer Kuenstliche Intelligenz fax : ++49 931 7056120 Allesgrundweg 12, 97218 Gerbrunn voice : ++49 931 7056118 Universitaet Wuerzburg, Germany ______________________________________________________________________________ D