[WINDOWS] Compiling in 64 bit?

[iclutcha]

I am compiling a server "euforia" using devcpp. When I followed the instructions and compiled, I was able to get the server to begin loading.

The problem is that the map is too big (~95MB), and the console reports:

"Allocation failed, server out of memory!
Decrease size of your map or compile in a 64-bit mode."

How can I compile in 64 bit? I would have done so originally if I knew how.

Note: I have tried -m64 and I got the same error.

-cLutch

 

[Loney]

Have you even tried using a smaller map? Just to look if is a bit problem.

 

[iclutcha]

Yes, smaller maps work. The problem is I can not allocate more than 2GB of ram to the server because it is compiled as 32 bit. I have 8 GB or ram to allocate. Can someone provide a 64 bit 8.6 server?

 

[Synthetic_]

I'm interested to see if someone will give you a direct answer rather then just posting alternative solutions just to get their post count up. I personally have looked into it (and couldn't figure out how to do it), and I wonder if 64bit even works to be honest.

 

[Loney]

Sometimes the solution is adding more RAM to your system, simply your PC doesn't support a 95 mb map.

 

[Ghazer]

Sometimes the solution is adding more RAM to your system, simply your PC doesn't support a 95 mb map.

I think thats not is the problem because he have 8 GB...

 

[Loney]

But with a smaller map = working, you can't compile in a 64 bit since you're using a 32 bit os iirc.
I recommend use Laatido, it might help you.

 

[Ninja]

Download MSVC ultimate and recompile it under x64.

 

[Korrex]

For me LaaTiDo has always worked when trying to resolve this error.
I don't have the installer unfourtunatly but a quick google should give you an answer.

 

[narko]

Here's LaaTiDo software... laatido.exe - 4shared.com - online file sharing and storage - download as loney say this might help you.