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CVP and TRAP 000C/000D (Help!)

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From: Norm Ross
Date: Wed, 05 Aug 1992 15:37
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I am using MSC 6.00a to write some memory intesive test programs. The programs
all use the huge model.

OS/2 2.0 consistently crashes with TRAP 000C and TRAP 000D while I am 
running CVP. The symptoms are very weird: I can be stepping through a loop
that I can guarantee is not causing and memory violations and all of a sudden
CVP will start running very slowly (press F8 and it takes 10 seconds to 
execute an instruction) at this point I know a TRAP is coming and I can either
step through a few more instructions or sit back and wait for the TRAP message.

Please Help! I can't stand waiting for chkdsk to check 300Mb of HPFS partitions
every time this happens.

Thanks,

Norm Ross
npross@undergrad.math.uwaterloo.ca

PS. On their own the programs do not affect OS/2... Just inside CVP
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Subject: CVP and TRAP 000C/000D (Help!)
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