>I have been seeing the same thing for years, but never on opening a file,
>only after I have been running CW for a while and probably gone through
>20 or 30 compile/link cycles. I have always assumed there's just a memory
>leak in CW somewhere. For me, simply exiting and restarting CW when I get
>that message always makes the problem go away.
>
>Giving an app more memory won't necessarily help (despite the message),
>since the internal software may simply allocate a buffer of size X for
>some function, and it's that buffer which is gradually being "leaked",
>not necessarily overall memory.

The project opens fine, it's the individual .c files that are the 
problem. It starts with usually the first or second file I open (this 
is just after a restart of the machine) and ONLY happens with this 
project, so I don't *think* it's a memory leak.


Ben


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Ben Gottlieb                           Stand Alone, Inc.
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