error message

[jcleaver]

starting to build a fairly large program
getting error message
102 out of memory
program does run
using a 16f877a
and loader_used 1
is this a concern??

[skimask]

starting to build a fairly large program
getting error message
102 out of memory
program does run
using a 16f877a
and loader_used 1
is this a concern??

Can't remember what 102 is, but are you using the PBPW command instead of PBP?

[jcleaver]

not sure what your refering to
using pbp and mcs+
using mpsam assembler

[skimask]

not sure what your refering to
using pbp and mcs+
using mpsam assembler

In the beginning of the PBP manual, it talks about out of memory errors caused by Windows and having to use PBPW.EXE instead of PBP.EXE.
Might have to change the command line in MCS+ or something. Again, not sure what the 102 error is.

EDIT: Did a search. 102 error is a warning about crossing boundaries, nothing to worry about. If you're still getting out of memory, check on the PBP vs. PBPW thing noted above.

[jcleaver]

that seems to be the problem but i dont want to use pbp out of dos
any way to set this in mcs/pbp windows

i guess every body is aware that dos is dieing a much deserved death
[ boy that will get a responce ]

another point error does not occur when not useing mpasm but was using mpsam because of another error page crossing which apparently will someday be fixed in pbp (hope so)

also really hard to believe my pc is low on memory has 2 gb

[skimask]

that seems to be the problem but i dont want to use pbp out of dos
any way to set this in mcs/pbp windows

i guess every body is aware that dos is dieing a much deserved death
[ boy that will get a responce ]

another point error does not occur when not useing mpasm but was using mpsam because of another error page crossing which apparently will someday be fixed in pbp (hope so)

also really hard to believe my pc is low on memory has 2 gb

In the PBP manual, something about adding files, stacks and buffers to the ol' config.sys file...don't have the manual handy, can't remember right now. Might help though...
Got it now...
Page 5 of the PBP manual. Might help out depending on your PC's configuration. Of course, that's only going to work if it's a Windows problem.
If the problem is that you've allocated too much ram, or have a program that's just too large, then that's another ball game entirely...