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Hi,
Yes, it mean that your 'space' is too filled up with environment settings.
(like
SET LIB = <directory>
SET SOUND = <directory>
SET ... )
Mostly they are set in the autoexec.bat or in other bat-files.
May I ask what operating system you use? Cygnus is made for NT workstations,
not W9x computers. I don't know if it works under W9x, but I wouldn't try
it.
Recommendations:
* Use fewer environment variables, or shorten the PATH statement in
AUTOEXEC.BAT.
* Increase the amount of environment space by adding the following line to
your CONFIG.SYS file: "SHELL=X:\PATH\COMMAND.COM /P /E:NNNN" where "X:\PATH"
is the directory where the COMMAND.COM command interpreter is located, and
NNNN is the new size of the DOS environment area in bytes. Suggested is 512
or 1024; don't make this too large because increasing it reduces available
conventional memory.
Good luck,
Jan
-----Original Message-----
From: O'Connor, John [mailto:OconnJ@fgwilson.com]
Sent: donderdag 26 juli 2001 13:36
To: 'crossgcc@sourceware.cygnus.com'
Subject: Out of environment space.
Sir,
I run setenv file at C:\CYGNUS> prompt
Command, C:\CYGNUS>SET LIBPATH C:\CYGNUS\LIB gives following 'error'
message:-
Out of environment space
Anyone any advice on what this means please?
Regards,
John O'Connor
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