Re: Clock drift and other open issues: Collecting information
Johnny Billquist <[email protected]>
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On 2023-12-30 19:06, matthew green wrote:
>> That's what I get when requesting unlimited stack size.
>>
>> But Havard pointed out that vmemoryuse don't even show up on my 4000/90.
>> And I have different versions of tcsh, so now I'm suspecting that this
>> is where my problem is...
>>
>> Trying a new build with a version of tcsh that knows about vmemoryuse
>
> vmemoryuse would appear in any modern-ish compiled tcsh, the
> support for it was added to netbsd for netbsd 6.x i think:
>
> 1.31 (mrg 29-Mar-09): #define RLIMIT_AS 10 /* virtual process size (inclusive of mmap) */
>
> i guess you have an ancient tcsh there...
Yup. I've been playing with NetBSD for ever. And since compiling and
everything else have had issues for a long time, I've not been able to
update things much for many years.
> i raise my datasize and vmemoryuse for successful builds
> on vax.. stacksize is untouched.
Yeah. Things look better now that I fixed this.
Johnny
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