BC++4.0 TLINK Crash

[Peter Curran]

I am having problems with the Borland C++ 4.0 version of TLINK.
I have checked all the obvious things I can think of (path
names, options, config files, etc.) without success. I am now
down to calling Borland, but I am not going to have time to take
THAT job on for a few days, so I thought I'd see if anyone else
has hit the problem and has an answer already.

First, I have compiled, linked and run small programs without
problem.

However, my main concern is a very large DOS program (>1 MB of
code), extensively overlaid (VROOM). It runs fine under 3.1.
(And, in earlier incarnations, under 3.0 and 2.0.) I have
recompiled the main program, and a small amount of other code -
I have not tried recompiling everything - I believe 4.0 is
supposed to work OK with code compiled under 3.1. I get a few
extra warnings (almost all "possible loss of signficance") that
did not appear under 3.1, but no errors. The code to be linked
is spread among a bunch of libraries, created with TLIB.

When I run TLINK, it runs for a while then crashes with a 0x0D
exception. (TLINK crashes, NOT my program, which never gets
built.) I have no idea why it is crashing. I am running on a
DX2/66, 16MB of RAM, MS-DOS 6.0, QEMM 6.?, 4DOS, SMARTDRV,
DBLSPACE. No other TSRS, etc. As I said, all works fine under
BC++3.1. Has anyone seen anything like this?

Thanks for any help you can provide.

Peter Curran Tue 01-11-94 8:38am All the speculation in the world
Internet: peter....@canrem.com never raised a bushel of wheat.
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