Since SHELL loads a second copy of the Dos command processor
temporarily to execute a command/program from Dos, and then
return to the program that contained the SHELL command, I am
beginning to be concerned my programs will run out of memory
before finishing.
I write tiny program (easier to debug, and usually less than
35K), some of my "main" programs will have 100s of SHELL
commands. Is there a more efficient way to do this? I have not
found a method to determine how much memory my programs
eventually need.
Thank you.
Robert Carneal
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temporarily to execute a command/program from Dos, and then
return to the program that contained the SHELL command, I am
beginning to be concerned my programs will run out of memory
before finishing.
I write tiny program (easier to debug, and usually less than
35K), some of my "main" programs will have 100s of SHELL
commands. Is there a more efficient way to do this? I have not
found a method to determine how much memory my programs
eventually need.
Thank you.
Robert Carneal
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