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#define SIZE 2500

main ( void )

{
        int nums [ SIZE ],
              i;

        for ( i = 0; i < SIZE; i++ )
          nums [ i ] = i + 1;

        printf ( "COUNT: %d\n%d", i, nums [ i - 1 ] );
        return ( 0 );
}

This generates an access violation code. A dimension of 1000 ends
properly. Numbers in the 100000's range cause the system to hang, and 
1000000 ranges won't even run.

If you have any info please send email or post.

Also, where can I find more information for gcc for os2, like the
differences for the various packages such as the emx and 2.1 versions,
and the idiosyncracies that cause the above described errors.

One last question concerns availability of information on link386 and
how to use it. When it ends, I get the warning that window compat is
assumed. How do you declare this setting so as to abort the warning?

Thanks, John Hayes - jhh@scss3.cl.msu.edu
( If the questions sound trivial, sorry about that, I'm new to the group)