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c++ - internal error: eh 684

↑ ↓ ← Hakki Dogusan <dogusanh tr.net> writes:
Hi,

Using v8.40

1)
I'm getting internal error: eh 684 while compiling.

Do you have any workaround/solution ?


2)
Compiler gives "out of memory" error for one file when debug building.
This file has 53136 lines. (From wxLua library.)
Is there any documentation about compiler's limits?


Note: bcb-4.x and gcc-3.2.3 (mingw) compiles same code successfully.


--
Regards,
Hakki Dogusan
Mar 16 2004
↑ ↓ "Max Veen" <marove wanadoo.nl> writes:
Go to Help->Compiler and Tools reference->Error messages->Compiler error
messages->Alphabetic compiler error message list->then click button 'O'->
click on 'out of memory' subject.
This will guide you to solve the problem.

--- Max Veen---
Mar 17 2004
↑ ↓ → Hakki Dogusan <dogusanh tr.net> writes:
Max Veen wrote:
 Go to Help->Compiler and Tools reference->Error messages->Compiler error
 messages->Alphabetic compiler error message list->then click button 'O'->
 click on 'out of memory' subject.
 This will guide you to solve the problem.
 
 --- Max Veen---
 
 
 

Thanks for tip (IDDE couldn't find this topic with F1!) Meanwhile I found the reason of internal error: static const char* const CURRENCY_FORMAT = "%-15.0f"; double c; wxString s = wxString().Format(CURRENCY_FORMAT, c).Trim(); //ERROR wxString s = wxString::Format(CURRENCY_FORMAT, c).Trim(); //WORKS Why this line works with the other two compiler is beyond me :) -- Regards, Hakki Dogusan
Mar 17 2004