


                     XSCompiler Troubleshooter
                     

  If the compiler or the linker hang, but the keyboard is still active (
press the Num Lock key to see if the Num Lock led chenges its state),
press CTRL+F12 to stop program and then try again to compile/link.

  If the compiler or the linker hangs, it's possible there's not enough
disk space.
  If there is not enough disk space and the compiler/linker don't hang, most
likely the object file/program is going to be truncated and therefore it
won't be valid.

  If an exception error occures, see what kind of exception it is. Unless it's
a divide by 0 or debug exception, most likely the program is trying to
write to or read from a non-allocated memory area. Be very careful with
memory operations and pointers !

  If a program uses the directk library, you can exit the program by pressing
CTRL+F12 at any time.

  Don't try to press CTRL+Break to stop a program, unless you made a handler
who does it. In the best case nothing will happen, but it may also hang (for
good).

  If you receive the 'not enough memory' message, try -Oswp option.
