🚀 go-pugleaf

This past weekend, I received an error message which I've never seen before.
It looks like this:

    UNHANDLED EXCEPTION 0D at 085F:0048 Error code: 0000

    AX = 000D   BX = 001E   CX = 00FF   DX = 0000
    SI = 0000   DI = 0017   BP = 0FEE   SP = 0FE6
    CS = 085F   Limit =17CC segment #8E of D:\DOS\LANG\BC\BIN\BC.EXE
    DS = 05D7   Limit =FFFF segment #4D of D:\DOS\LANG\BC\BIN\BC.EXE
    ES = 203F   Limit =00FF56
    SS = 05D7   Limit =FFFF segment #4D of D:\DOS\LANG\BC\BIN\BC.EXE


    You may hit [T] to terminate, but you should reboot as soon as possible,
    as the system is unstable ...

I was running Borland C++ v3.1 under a relatively normal DOS session (DMPI
enabled).  Gateway 2000 486/33C, ET4000 1024x786x256.  No other programs
running, compiling a simple string class.  I saved my files and rebooted the
system (no shutdown).  Has anyone seen this before?  (I don't have a Compu-
Serve account, BTW.)

A small aside:  for the 'Display Register Information' option of the
SYS3186 error message, 'privileged' is misspelled.

Thank you for your cooperation.  The Computer is your friend.

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Jack Tan                             If your parents didn't have kids,
jahk@uiuc.edu                          chances are you won't either.