🚀 go-pugleaf

I just moved from a 486DX2 to a Pentium 90Mhz Micron
with an ATI GPT PCI, an Adaptec 2940 SCSI PCI, 2GB hard
drive and 64MB of RAM. I'm using OS/2 v2.11,CSet2++ v2.00,
with CSD's CT00010, CT00002,CT00006and WF00001 applied.

command:  
  icc.exe /Tdp /Q /Fi /Si /N5 /W1 /Gm /G4 /C .\file.cpp

GPF exception occurred at EIP=... on thread 0001.
register Dump at point of exception:...

A dialog box says "SYS3175 ... DDE4CPP.EXE access 
violation..."

Also, I will *sometimes* get the following prior
to the above GPF:
  EDC3088: Insufficient memory
  EDC4019: Error occurred while opening intermediate                        
           file RBCOMM(397).

Now the questions:

(1) Anyone experiencing a similar problem?
(2) The AIC7870.ZIP file from informatik mentions a
    problem where OS/2 2.x can not identify PCI systems.
    It goes on to say the open APAR's PJ14230 and PJ14710
    are suppose to fix PCI related issues.  Can anyone
    expand on the issues here?
(3) The ZIP file also suggests disabling cache (which I
    did with no success).  Why disable the cache?
(4) The ZIP file contained an OS2LDR replacement which
    was suppose to make OS/2 PCI aware - but my system
    would not boot with this loader file so I had to
    revert back to the orginal 2.11 OS2LDR.  Does a fix
    exist for this "problem"?
(5) I don't know why I would get "Insufficient memory".
    With 64MB RAM and 1.5GB of free space I doubt I am
    running out of memory.  I have tried variations
    of memory(VDISK, set TMP=d:\, etc) with no luck any
    ideas?

Thanks,

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Guy M. Roshto                                   Motorola