RE: linux unlimit

[Stumpo VIII, Cody (C.M.)]

Oh. ah. No "n."

But gdb still fails the same way.  

ulimit -a says, among other things,
core (512b blocks) 1000000
stack (kb) 8192
v.memory (kb) 2105343

ulimit -v (number higher than 2105343) fails, even if I am root.

ulimit -Ha says
core unlimited
stack unlimited
v.mem 4194302

The core file is 2.2M, so only 2200 1024byte blocks

I am starting to remember why I never used gdb before.  Well, I think there
are other things wrong with the program to look at first anyway.

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Sent: Friday, September 29, 2000 3:46 PM
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Subject: Re: linux unlimit


>>>>> "CS" == Stumpo VIII, Cody (C M ) <address@hidden> writes:

CS> I don't have unlimit installed.  Do you know where I can get it?

"ulimit" (no "n") should be a part of your shell.  If not, run `bash'.

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