Thanks to 2 Daves, I got past the vm problem. Had to zap the memory
limit up to 65536, Yow! (It's 5100 lines of code in one file, c++,
with a huge .h to go with it...)

Now the thing is freaking out over another area of the program. What a
pain.

Has anyone out there gone through making Fresco for *BSD yet?

I am not sure I have great faith in it so far. In a file that states
that it support gcc 2.7.2, it makes reference to a -rpath switch for
g++, and in another calls it -R. But g++ won't deal with it (it being
a linker command). I had to switch it to skipping calling g++ to do
the link and call ld directly (which makes more sense anyway).

In this file I am having problems with now, It errors out in the
middle of a struct which looks a whole lot like a class definition, in
that it is mostly declarations of functions with various sets of
parameters. Now that I think about it, I don't think it *CAN* be a
struct. But changing the qualifier from struct to class doesn't
eliminate the syntax error complaint it is dying with. Maybe something
in the file it is calling just before these lines...

If anyone is working on this, let me know, I'd hate to duplicate
effort...
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Hacksaw