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- From: Philippe Verdy <100105.3120@compuserve.com>
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: Compiler table limit exceeded!!!?
- Date: 7 Apr 1996 22:26:52 GMT
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- ettienne@agate.net (Steve Nutt) s'Θcrit :
- > mikolaj@concentric.com wrote:
- >
- > >When I try to compile a program 4000 lines, with my Borland Turbo C++ 3.0, I get
- > > an error message saying: compiler table limit exceeded. What should I do. I
- > >have the program broken up with functions but that doesn't help. Please help me!!!
- >
- > >Thank you. Mike.
- >
- > Try breaking the file up into two or more files.
- >
- > Steve
- >
- The compiler table limit does not depend on the size of the
- file being compiled, but on the global number of symbols
- and/or macros included in each module compiled.
- May be you can reduce this volume by including just the
- necessary headers in each module (and not using a common
- global header which includes all).
- Check also your memory options (like the size of the swap
- file).
- Try also to compile your application from command-line
- (not under the IDE), because it will free up valuable
- extended memory.
-