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> Dear friends!
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> We've dealed with funtional programming since last semetre. Until now we've
> worked with Gofer, but Gofer is small. It isn't possible to compile and run big
> programms with Gofer.
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> Is there any bigger compiler for DOS or Windows? If yes, where can I get it?
> Please mail me
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> I thank you in advance.
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> Huong Dinh
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I don't think there is a problem with Gofer per se. The problem is
using it within the standard DOS framework.
I am using Hugs (Gofer derivative) for Linux and have not experienced
any program size restrictions. That is because it uses 32-bit
integers. It seems however be possible to compile with 32-bit integers
for DOS also. If you have the source code you might have a look in
prelude.h. Defining BCC32 instead of BCC seems to give 32-bit integers.
(The only difference to the UNIX settings seems to be the default
sizes of some tables and the heap, which should be possible to increase
if you have memory enough.)
You would then require Borland C++ 4.02 powerpack, according to the comment.
Presumably that requires a DOS extender. I have no experience of this
though, but would really recommend switching to Linux instead...
Good luck,
Sverker
