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Re: Running Complex test in VC++ Win32 Release mode
- From: Brian Gough <bjg at network-theory dot co dot uk>
- To: "Xinyang Shen" <xshen at marketrx dot com>
- Cc: <gsl-discuss at sources dot redhat dot com>
- Date: Fri, 22 Mar 2002 23:20:16 +0000 (GMT)
- Subject: Re: Running Complex test in VC++ Win32 Release mode
- References: <9055A2331700E64AB360B5B7FEF86E20021C01@pdserver.marketrx.com>
Xinyang Shen writes:
> I downloaded GSL1.0 win32 library and installed it into my machine
> (Windows 2000 Professional). I have VC++ 6.0. First, I ran open the
> "GSL test" workspace and compile it in Debug mode. Everything seems
> fine and all compiled test program passed.
> Then, I changed the compile option to 'Win32 Release" and trouble
> began. I found out that I can compile all programs except the test
> for complex functions. When I compiled it, it took more than 5
> minutes at link stage (compile stage is ok), and I have trouble of
> running the test_complexe.exe. It hangs there. When I traced the
> compile option, I found that it is the option "link
> incrementally". In Debug mode, it is Yes, and in Release mode, it
> is No.
> What's wrong here? Very strange.
Lack of memory? (Is virtual memory paging causing a lot of disk activity?)
I compile on a machine with 318MB of RAM, compilation doesn't give any
problems -- but it does take several minutes.
Brian