Hi all. I have a large (19 meg) executable that I'm trying to get
running on an UltraSPARC (it runs fine on an older sun workstation).
The name of the program is akcl-prog.
Here's the glitch: When I run akcl-prog on the UltraSPARC, the program
creates some output, and then dies, giving:
--
Correctable error: The storage for fixnum is exhausted.
Currently, 207 pages are allocated.
Use ALLOCATE to expand the space.
--
If I run akcl-prog without it's startup arguments, I'm given
some kind of LISP prompt. If I type (room) on either system, I get
get the following for FIXNUM:
207/220 99.7% FIXNUM SHORT-FLOAT CHARACTER RANDOM-STATE READTABLE SPICE
But at the bottom of the output for (room) on the old sun (which works) I get:
53585 pages available
65536 maximum pages
While on the ultrasparc (which doesn't work) I see:
-1025084 pages available
-1047928 maximum pages
I thought this might have something to do with the error -
any suggestions? All help greatly appreciated.
thanks,
usman
·····@nwu.edu
(edit return address for reply)
ps also, is there any way to return which version of the lisp environment
you're using? (machine-version) and (software-version) only return
information about the operating environment.