How to prevent "no space left" error

I'm getting a crazy message and cant get my program to run.

it says....

"process Monitor Emergency: No Space Left. "

I thought it might be my machine but I've got lots of space and nothing but background stuff a few percent of cpu...

Any ideas ?

Run BASIC uses up to 1GB of memory and nothing more.

This limit is hard coded into RB.

is that the combind use for the user or each program?

This is for each server instance of RB, so if you have five servers running each on their own port, you can use 1GB memory each.

Does that mean each console has its own server?
I always use the same port when I click the
Start Run Basic Console... I have the 8080 port setup for a website I am getting there.

How would I know if I got the same server or a different one?

If I ask your machine to fetch a page ...
I would assume your server does a web

url$=httpget$(webfetchurl$)


and returns the results thus my machine is waiting on your machine and your machine is
doing the actual fetch from somewhere on the web.

Is there a way to view the results from the program as it occurs?
Other wise it is a bacth job and I can't really know what is happening till I look at the output.
Even if I print the output to a file then the file buffer don't dump and I still can't see all
the action till the buffer dumps..

Unless there is a way to force the buffer to dump its content.
Other than closing it. Or closing and reopen as append...

If you copy the RB folder to multiple locations, you can set up a different port for each copy, this is how you can run multiple server instances on one machine.
So the first copy is set to 8080, the next to 8081, and so on.

There is no flush command to dump the file buffer, sorry.