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At 08:07 PM 6/26/99 -0700, Larry Wright wrote:
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>On Sat, 26 Jun 1999, David Wieringa wrote:
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>> The location it stops parsing doesn't seem to be tied to a fixed line
>> number. It seems to be more dependent on the code, but the issue only
>> seems to arise in very long pieces of code.
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>Could this be around 64k? If so, perhaps they did not do the "large code"
>conversion correctly. This could produce major bugs in large code, of very
>strange types, even if they verify. In particular, small test code might
>work correctly, but not if the code gets over some limit. This could be a
>major problem...
>
>Larry
Actually, it was well beyond the 64K limit. I've been using TS4 up until
last weekend -- it was then that I hit the 64K limit again on this new
system. We decided it was time to make the switch (I'm not using a
real-time feed at this point).
I coded quite a bit more beyond the limit I hit in TS4 before running into
this bug.
Also, my code now is around 1500 lines and seems to operate properly --
it's just that whenever I have to Verify, I have to pull large chunks out
and then put them all back together and Verify again. It's very tedious
and is a pain to keep large chunks of code totally independent (so they can
be pulled out and still get a verify on the parts).
Thanks for the input,
Dave
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