Chris Rutter wrote:
> 
>  I was trying to compile `xzx' (a Spectrum emulator, supposed to work on
> Linux/BSD), but a particularly large file gives one of the two following
> errors:
> 
>     assertion "symbolP->bsym != 0" failed: file "symbols.c", line 119
>     gcc: Internal compiler error, program got fatal signal 6
> 
>  or
> 
>     "virtual memory exhausted"
> 
>  I can tell you (having 41mb of RAM and 40mb of swap) looking at xosview,
> my swap is 0% used, and memory is roughly 70% used. So, how do I compile
> this file?

I always get confused by this, but ISTR it's something like
unlimit datasize
and bump up MaxProcs (?) in the bootloader to say 64, 80 or so ?

Patrick