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From: CBFalconer
Subject: compiling-update
Date: 8 Jan 2005, 00:08:54
Frank Heckenbach wrote: > CBFalconer wrote: >> Grant Jacobs wrote: >>>> jan.ruzicka@comcast.net wrote: >>>>> Jan-Ruzickas-Computer:~/Desktop/downloads/gpc-20041218/p/test >> ... snip ... >>>>> TEST systemtest.pas: *** malloc: vm_allocate(size=2147483648) >>>>> failed (error code=3) >>>>> *** malloc[452]: error: Can't allocate region >>>>> *** malloc: vm_allocate(size=2147483648) failed (error code=3) >>>>> *** malloc[452]: error: Can't allocate region >>>> >>>> A bug in Mac OS X. Please report it to <devbugs@apple.com>. >>> >>> Perhaps search Apple's XCode user mailing list - I seem to vaguely >>> recall a discussion about a similar issue quite some time ago. >>> Sorry I can't remember the details myself. >> >> Why a bug? Any malloc system has the right to limit assignment >> size. > > But then malloc must return NULL (which GPC will translate into a > proper error message) instead of crashing or terminating the > program. Oh. Didn't realize the errors were internal to malloc. Unbelievably sloppy.
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