• Daryl (11/11) Jul 27 2011 I would like to know how to debug the following internal dmc compiler er...
• Jan Knepper (3/14) Aug 30 2011 I think you would have to use the command line switch to allow of a
• Daryl (8/8) Jun 25 2012 Hello Jan!

Daryl <dkjjr ohio.net> writes:

I would like to know how to debug the following internal dmc compiler error:

nbytes = 65664, ph_maxsize = 65520
Internal error: ph 1854

I am attempting to build Xerces C/C++ 3.1.1 with the Digital Mars 8.52
compiler.  There have been a few instances where classes were not correctly
"seen" in the hierarchy.  I have been modifying a few Xerces source files for
this and happily moving forward until this internal error.  I had read a
mention on the Internet that the ph might refer to precompiled headers,
however, Xerces is not using them and the dmc option -H- did not make a
difference.

Thanks in advance for anyone's time and suggestions!

Jan Knepper <jan smartsoft.us> writes:

I think you would have to use the command line switch to allow of a 
larger "Precompiled Header" file.



On 07/27/2011 04:08 PM, Daryl wrote:
 I would like to know how to debug the following internal dmc compiler error:

 nbytes = 65664, ph_maxsize = 65520
 Internal error: ph 1854

 I am attempting to build Xerces C/C++ 3.1.1 with the Digital Mars 8.52
 compiler.  There have been a few instances where classes were not correctly
 "seen" in the hierarchy.  I have been modifying a few Xerces source files for
 this and happily moving forward until this internal error.  I had read a
 mention on the Internet that the ph might refer to precompiled headers,
 however, Xerces is not using them and the dmc option -H- did not make a
 difference.

 Thanks in advance for anyone's time and suggestions!

Daryl <dkjjr ohio.net> writes:

Hello Jan!

I checked this post for a couple weeks then gave up when I saw no responses.  I
recently decided to play with the Digital Mars compiler one more time and found
your response.  I did try -HPnn (if that is what you were referring to) but it
made no difference with regards to the error or the error details. 
Unfortunately
I do not have the compiler source to investigate this myself.

Thank you for your time though!
-- Daryl