"Valeriy E. Ushakov" wrote:

> On Wed, Jan 30, 2002 at 00:25:06 -1000, Paul NCC/CS wrote:
>
> > See it seems the "lisp" binary is compiled ok.
> > But when lisp runs it's initialisation code it
> > runs amuck.
>
> Make sure your stack size ulimit is large enough.  I think default is
> 512k, which is not enough for interpreted clisp to compile its
> compiler.
>

Uwe,

thanks a plenty. Aside:  I did the compile on a sparc ipc
with exactly the same result. Which was pleasing really
as it means the hardware is probably ok.

Now, ulimit? How do I increase this? Where do I?
This is something I need to learn so I intend to do
some reading on it, but could you or anyone point
me at information on how to increase this value
please?

Thanks, cheers,
Paul,
Bureau of Met,
Australia.





>
> > PS when I try sunos cmu lisp pre made binaries
> > I get :
> > interrupt_handle_now: No handler for signal 11?
> > LDB monitor
> > ldb>
> > Again something about sig 11 but it's not thrashing
> > the ram just bringing up the interpreter.
>
> SunOS cmucl won't work on NetBSD.
>
> SY, Uwe
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