When you translate and compile with a single command, both the NetRexx
translator classes and the javac compiler classes are loaded, and NetRexx
will still have some data in use during the compile (it's needed for
updating the .class files). I can reduce that storage a little, but
probably that would only delay the failure a little.
Try increasing the maximum storage that java can use, using the -mx
flag on the java command (in NetRexxC.cmd, for example), perhaps:
'java -ms4M -mx32M' javaopts 'COM.ibm.netrexx.process.NetRexxC' arg
(Assuming you have plenty of RAM)
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