Re: c++ on a 3B2

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From: Tom Lanning
Date: Wed, 30 Apr 1986 00:52

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Hi,
	Sounds like you need to changed MAXMEM to 1024.  See your
3B2 Admin Manual under the section on reconfiguration.  We have been
using C++ on 3b2s for a year now, both 300s and 400s.

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  Tom Lanning   AT&T Bell Laboratories   Columbus OH   43213     614-860-4153

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Subject: Re: c++ on a 3B2
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Date: Tue, 29-Apr-86 20:52:03 EDT
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