# from Jay Truesdale
# on Wednesday 02 August 2006 09:14 am:
>> > #define MAX_ARG_PAGES 32
>> > ---
>>
>> Yes, this is how it is defined on Centos.
>
>I just checked on Suse 10.1 where I can compile Module::Build just
>fine and the #define is the same there as well!
It's the same almost everywhere.
>What does this mean?
See my other mail. It means nearly every linux box gets only 131072
bytes (32 pages * 1024 bytes per kbyte * 4 kbytes per page) for the
environment and the command line plus arguments.
In our case, we suspect it means that centos going nuts with @INC
entries combined with our unoptimized @INC remembering mechanism causes
us to run into the brick wall defined by the kernel.
--Eric
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