[Coco] new problem with unpack

[Gene Heskett]

On Tuesday 29 October 2013 17:46:42 Wayne Campbell did opine:

> I used vfy and ded both to change the data space requirement for unpack.
> I used vfy first, then when it showed the 215 error, I started again
> and used ded. It resulted in a different error (215 bad pathname).
> Using decode, I can tell that I did increase the storage size field to
> 8192.
> 
> I have put together a list of the modules in memory at once, including
> their module sizes and their data sizes. I am not using formatting in
> this post, so you will likely need to copy the table below to a text
> editor that allows you to see mono-spaced text. I believe that the last
> row (C) proves that I am not using up the entire 64K space, but I am
> still not sure. Perhaps someone else can tell me if I am going over the
> limit (remembering that the 64K space includes whatever is copied from
> the system, as well as the merged RunB modules).
> 
> RunB is merged with Inkey, SysCall and gfx2.

And it was runb that I was suggesting the static memsize might be expanded.
> 
> Wayne
> 
> 1 unpack/readCode
> 2 unpack/defVars
> 3 unpack/buildSrc
> 4 unpack/instruction
> A module size
> B data size
> C total size
> 
>       1       2       3       4
>    =====   =====   =====   =====
> A   2733    2733    2733    2733
>     9054   10460    5526    9848
>    =====   =====   =====   =====
>    11787   13193    8259   12581
> 
> B    451     451     451     451
>     8475    7138    8082   11643
>    =====   =====   =====   =====
>     8926    7589    8533   12094
> 
> C  11787   13193    8259   12581
>     8926    7589    8533   12094
>    =====   =====   =====   =====
>    20713   20782   16792   24575
> 
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