I installed the Macintosh 68k processor vers. 2.1.2.2.2 of REBOL on my Powerbook 145 and I am puzzled by the memory requirements needed to run REBOL in the Mac 68k processor environment. When I launch REBOL by double-clicking on the icon, I am told there is not enough memory to run REBOL, saying it needs 10MB to run. I have 2MB RAM and I can set my virtual memory up 13MB total memory for the system and so between my OS 7.0 using 2MB and REBOL demanding 10MB I should be OK. What I don't understand is why does REBOL demand 10MB of memory usage? I have REBOL installed on a PowerPC running BeOS Release 4.5.1 and when I launch REBOL on that platform, my total RAM usage only jumps 2020K. I only want to use REBOL on my old powerbook so that I can teach myself the syntax. Can anyone please tell me if I'm doing something wrong? Or is there something wrong with REBOL vers. 2.1.2.2.2? Thanks. Ryan Christiansen This message written in BeMail Get your copy of the BeOS Release 4.5 at www.be.com
