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> This is a reposting, because I didn't get any respons on the last one.
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> where we develop/use some tsr-routines. 
> The source code is a combination of MS C (ver. 6.0.) and assembly.
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> When certain events occur, the tsr does an system call (C function: 
> spawnlp()). But, for some reason the tsr is not able to launchthis child 
> process. 
> I've tried some debugging wich include: making a small driver C routine 
> (not an tsr) to check the spawnlp() system call. This all worksjust fine. 
> So to me it seems like it's the tsr that causes the problem.
> I've checked the return-value from the spawnlp() function. It returns a 
> value that indicate some memory errors/problems (error code : ENOMEM).

	Sure looks like you have let the system believe you have
	allocated the memory.  Is there enough to load your
	child process?  Are you SURE?!?!

> So my questions are:
> - Does anybody know what's wrong ?

	No, but several of us have decided you have not provided us
	with enough information to allow us to hazard a guess.  I really
	stuck my neck out to suggest the above.

> Thanks,
>         Robert.
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