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SYMPTOMSAn attempt to compile an application fails and the compiler generates the following message:
CAUSEThe combination of heap space and stack space required to compile the program is too large for the memory available in the computer. RESOLUTIONTo address this situation, compile the application with the high-capacity compiler F1L.EXE. Modify the compiler command line to specify the /B1 option. F1L.EXE is an alternate first pass for the compiler that places the symbol table into the FAR HEAP. If F1L is unable to process a source module, decompose the source file into two or more pieces, compile each separately, and link the application together. MORE INFORMATION
FORTRAN version 5.0 distributes F1L.EXE on disk 13, the High Capacity
Compiler Disk.
FL /B1 C:\FORTRAN\BIN\F1L.EXE MYAPP.FORTo make the high-capacity compiler the default, rename F1L.EXE as F1.EXE. By default, FORTRAN version 5.1 installs the F1L.EXE file in the C:\FORTRAN\BINB directory. The switch should read: FL /B1 C:\FORTRAN\BINB\F1L.EXE MYAPP.FORFor more information on F1L.EXE, see the README.DOC file in the Microsoft FORTRAN distribution. Additional query words: 5.00 nofps 5.10
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