SAS/C 6.50 Compiler crash

11 March 2014, 18:15

Hi

I am restoring my system after a hard drive change and i have a problem with SAS/C 6.50: the compiler crash when try execute a make file. I tried delete the SC drawer and reinstall from original disks but the problem persists. I tried disable the accelerator card and , to my surprise, the compiler operates without problems and create the executable file. Therefore, ask me if is SAS /C 6.50 incompatible with 68030 systems?

thanks

emufan · 11 March 2014, 19:47

welcome, SAS/C should work on 030.
you can start with a ram-test:
http://amiga.resource.cx/install/M1230XA-101.dms MBRTest-2 ( disk does not autoboot )
http://aminet.net/package/util/misc/Amnesia12
Doctor Ami
cleaning the expansion connector and pins with isopropyl alcohol is also a possibility.

edit: a bit exaggerated for just one program not working, but i already wrote halve the text

edit #2: there is sasc 6.58 on the fileserver - maybe more usefull than the ram tests

thomas · 11 March 2014, 20:12

@AmiGuy:

try to increase the stack size first. Not sure about SAS/C but usually compilers need a lot of stack. Try 50000 or 100000.

Gilloo · 06 November 2018, 12:33

Sorry to restart an old topic... but I think I have the same issue with SAS/C 6.00 and WinUAE (recent version)
config1: 68000 2MB chip 8MB Fast => it compiles.
config2: 68020 2MB chip 32MB Z3 Fast => freeze.

So I put a stack of 100000 into the build icon. (icon that launchs sc:c/smake from the workbench) it compiles, but if I close a window on the workbench, it makes a guru 81000005 (corrupt memory list...)
Is there an explanation on this strange behaviour ?

note: the command smake from a shell compiles well in all cases...

Leffmann · 06 November 2018, 12:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gilloo

Sorry to restart an old topic... but I think I have the same issue with SAS/C 6.00 and WinUAE (recent version)

A simple explanation would be a bug in SAS/C 6.00, and to try 6.58 instead, the last version released.

Gilloo · 07 November 2018, 11:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by Leffmann

A simple explanation would be a bug in SAS/C 6.00, and to try 6.58 instead, the last version released.

thanks Leffmann
SAS/C6.58 + Y2K patch

https://www.dropbox.com/s/rt23fhty36...sc658.lha?dl=1

It compiles at lightspeed now !

Lous · 19 July 2019, 22:34

Thanks for pointing out the 6.58 version. I was having those crashes too and now it compiles great.
Cheers

11 March 2014, 18:15	#1
AmiGuy Posts: n/a	SAS/C 6.50 Compiler crash Hi I am restoring my system after a hard drive change and i have a problem with SAS/C 6.50: the compiler crash when try execute a make file. I tried delete the SC drawer and reinstall from original disks but the problem persists. I tried disable the accelerator card and , to my surprise, the compiler operates without problems and create the executable file. Therefore, ask me if is SAS /C 6.50 incompatible with 68030 systems? thanks

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11 March 2014, 19:47	#2
emufan Registered User Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: #DrainTheSwamp Posts: 4,545	welcome, SAS/C should work on 030. you can start with a ram-test: http://amiga.resource.cx/install/M1230XA-101.dms MBRTest-2 ( disk does not autoboot ) http://aminet.net/package/util/misc/Amnesia12 Doctor Ami cleaning the expansion connector and pins with isopropyl alcohol is also a possibility. edit: a bit exaggerated for just one program not working, but i already wrote halve the text edit #2: there is sasc 6.58 on the fileserver - maybe more usefull than the ram tests Last edited by emufan; 11 March 2014 at 20:03.

11 March 2014, 20:12	#3
thomas Registered User Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Germany Posts: 6,985	@AmiGuy: try to increase the stack size first. Not sure about SAS/C but usually compilers need a lot of stack. Try 50000 or 100000.

06 November 2018, 12:33	#4
Gilloo Registered User Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Grenoble, Isère, Rhône-Alpes, France, Europe, Earth Posts: 287	Sorry to restart an old topic... but I think I have the same issue with SAS/C 6.00 and WinUAE (recent version) config1: 68000 2MB chip 8MB Fast => it compiles. config2: 68020 2MB chip 32MB Z3 Fast => freeze. So I put a stack of 100000 into the build icon. (icon that launchs sc:c/smake from the workbench) it compiles, but if I close a window on the workbench, it makes a guru 81000005 (corrupt memory list...) Is there an explanation on this strange behaviour ? note: the command smake from a shell compiles well in all cases...

19 July 2019, 22:34	#7
Lous Registered User Join Date: Jul 2019 Location: Sun Coast / Spain Age: 53 Posts: 3	Thanks for pointing out the 6.58 version. I was having those crashes too and now it compiles great. Cheers

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