Sometimes Allegro CL, particularly large images, run out of memory or fail totally with a bus error or a segv. Why might this be happening?
A 3.9-1) There are problems with the memory mapping and locations of the Lisp and foreign (C) heaps in a running Lisp image. We refer to these problems collectively as the heap placement problem. While these problems are not in fact new, they are only triggered when the Lisp image is large (typically greater than 500 Mbytes). Only recently have such large images become common.
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