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SUBJECTS
Compiler 64K Limit Exceeded Need Limit Expanded or Way to Know What i
Report to Morris Showing 64K Limit Nearly Exceeded Need to Increase C
Compiler Improvements Based on History of Program Development and Imp

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0806 - Summary/Objective
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080701 - Follow up ref SDS 4 0000, ref SDS 2 NSRY.
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080703 - The other day I asked Morris about increasing the capacity of the
080704 - compiler and/or issuing a report showing what is being counted that
080705 - tells the compiler the capacity has been reached, since this seems to
080706 - vary from day to day.
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080708 - At that time, Morris seemed to indicate that the assembler actually
080709 - does the counting, so it is hard to report on what is being counted.
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080711 - Today, sent an email to Morris linked to this record for following
080712 - background and ideas.
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080715 - The record on 921024 indicates there may be factors that show the
080716 - amount of compiler space being used, since Morris indicated at that
080717 - time that the compiler was using only about 60% of its capacity.
080718 - ref SDS 2 4R7F  Possibly the method he used to make that determination
080719 - can be reported each pass, so we have a better sense of what causes
080720 - the compiler to run out of space.
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080723 - Morris has considered previsously....
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080725 -      Increase capacity of compiler........... 921024, ref SDS 2 4R7F
080726 -      Rewrite compiler........................ 940407, ref SDS 3 NO8F
080727 -      Increase capacity without re-write...... 940409, ref SDS 4 0001
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080731 - In a recent call, Morris asked for the message that is displayed when
080732 - the compiler reports an error message.
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080734 - Today, I got the following message....
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080736 - This first part copies the various macro files together, the critical
080737 - warning message is below. ref SDS 0 IN4M
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080739 -    c:\sd\03\000004
080740 -    c:\sd\03\000001
080741 -    c:\sd\03\000002
080742 -    c:\sd\03\000000
080743 -    c:\sd\03\000003
080744 -    c:\sd\03\000005
080745 -    c:\sd\03\000006
080746 -    c:\sd\03\000007
080747 -    c:\sd\03\000008
080748 -    c:\sd\03\000009
080749 -            1 file(s) copied.
080750 -     ..
080751 -    C:\00\10>masm medit.asm; Microsoft (R) Macro Assembler
080752 -    Version 5.10 Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp 1981, 1988.  All rights
080753 -    reserved.
080754 -
080755 -
080756 -      48936 + 421441 Bytes symbol space free
080757 -
080758 -          0 Warning Errors
080759 -          0 Severe  Errors
080760 -     ..
080761 -    C:\00\10>cm cmp  1>fv
080762 -    ..
080763 -    C:\00\10>make  1>fv1
080764 -
080765 -     ..
080766 -    C:\00\10>exepack medit.exe e.exe
080767 -    Microsoft (R) EXE File Compression Utility  Version 4.06
080768 -    Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp 1985,1986.  All rights reserved.
080769 -
080770 -     ..
080771 -    EXEPACK : warning U4100: omitting debug data from output file
080772 -
080773 -    MAKE  Version 3.5  Copyright (c) 1991 Borland International
080774 -
080775 -    Available memory 562864 bytes
080776 -
080777 -            masm cmac;
080778 -
080779 -     ..
080780 -    Microsoft (R) Macro Assembler Version 5.10
080781 -    Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp 1981, 1988.  All rights reserved.
080782 -
080783 -    cmac.ASM(-28220): warning A4102: Segment near (or at) 64K limit
080784 -
080785 -      48412 + 66373 Bytes symbol space free
080786 -
080787 -          1 Warning Errors
080788 -          0 Severe  Errors
080789 -            link @lmedit.lnk
080790 -
080791 -     ..
080792 -    Microsoft (R) Overlay Linker  Version 3.64
080793 -    Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp 1983-1988.  All rights reserved.
080794 -
080795 -    Object Modules [.OBJ]: /CO PIMM MAKFLDS PDOT FULLSCRN SJCUR MEDIT +
080796 -    Object Modules [.OBJ]: SEARCH CREPORT GETF DO_DOS DO_O JUSTIFY TOSCR DO_QUERY+
080797 -    Object Modules [.OBJ]: NOBLANK LEDGER CMAC MAKEDIR +
080798 -    Object Modules [.OBJ]: DOCNT+
080799 -    Object Modules [.OBJ]: DO_RD WW+
080800 -    Object Modules [.OBJ]: CHKPROF CP+
080801 -    Object Modules [.OBJ]: PCMD CMDS PTBL GETAKEY +
080802 -    Object Modules [.OBJ]: DOFREE COLR+
080803 -    Object Modules [.OBJ]: ENTFILE
080804 -    Run File [PIMM.EXE]: MEDIT
080805 -    List File [NUL.MAP]: MEDIT.MAP/M;
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SUBJECTS
Clueless About Improving Without Power of Knowledge about H  tory and
Attitude Willfully Blind Ignore Memory of Experience Prevents Power o
Attitudes Must Change Before People Will Use SDS Good Management SDS
When People Get Right Attitude with Commitment to Discipline Then The
Jones, Morris People Get Right Attitude with Commitment to Discipline
Attitudes Improve Change Incentives Payment Empowers People to Use Go
Willfully Blind Wiggle Room Deniability Fear Accountability SDS Maint
Discipline Writing Takes Too Much for Engineers Doctors

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301301 - Attitude Willfully Blind for Personal Pique Reduce Productivity
301302 - Clueless Without Knowledge of History and Memory of Experience
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301304 - Received ref DRT 1 0001 from Morris saying...
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301306 -    I followed the link [in your letter today, shown below] and didn't
301307 -    see the 60% number.  I don't have a clue about this.
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301309 - Not a "clue" about how to get things done occurs when people cannot
301310 - remember relevant experience from the history of prior work because
301311 - the passage of time diminishes memory.  Clueless occurs because
301312 - organizational memory is not captured and because people do have not
301313 - the power of knowledge when access to the history of events that
301314 - yields clues for getting things done is not available.
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301317 - For example, on 011003 Jack Park reported he was clueless about how to
301318 - develop Knowledge Management to prevent information overload from
301319 - paralyzing productivity, earnings and stock prices. ref SDS 7 O74L The
301320 - record or work on the OHS/DKR project showed that Jack had a lot of
301321 - clues, and so was stymied because he could not remember any of them.
301322 - ref SDS 7 R24J
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301325 - Morris noted in a letter on 990817 that computers improve management
301326 - by improving memory. ref SDS 6 1320  This aligns with research on
301327 - 900319 showing that human memory is a major part of intelligence.
301328 - ref SDS 1 1323
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301331 - In this case, Morris was given a record of organizational memory on
301332 - prior work. ref SDS 0 INBF  Clues for making progress merely requires
301333 - clicking on a few links.  Failure to invest a few minutes to access
301334 - relevant history, reflects an attitude of willfully blind, refusal to
301335 - be helped, which Morris raised in a letter on 990817. ref SDS 6 6829
301336 - The same point was made on 990505. ref SDS 5 QU4F
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301339 - Sent a reply letter saying....
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301341 -    Morris,
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301343 -    Thanks for investigating.  The record for today has a sentence that
301344 -    mentions "about 60%", ref SDS 0 INBF, based on the record of our
301345 -    meeting on 921024 that shows you commented something about 5/8
301346 -    capacity, which is about 60%.  Take another look at the background
301347 -    when time permits, and at the compiler or assembler message you
301348 -    requested.  Not sure, but the part you want may be shown above,
301349 -    beginning with "EXPACK...." ref SDS 0 OV5L
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