• Nic Tiger (5/5) Oct 17 2006 when compiling attached file (containing a lot of macroses) with
• Walter Bright (2/2) Oct 18 2006 Looks like the problem is the macro expansion text is getting bigger
• Nic Tiger (8/11) Oct 20 2006 Yes, indeed. Could that be fixed?
• Walter Bright (3/16) Oct 21 2006 No. It inserts the intermediate code.
• Walter Bright (1/1) Oct 29 2006 The new beta should fix it, but you'll also need to use the -HP299 switc...

Nic Tiger <g_tiger progtech.ru> writes:

when compiling attached file (containing a lot of macroses) with
	dmc -c bug.cpp

I get:

nbytes = 65736, ph_maxsize = 65520
Internal error: ph 1848

Walter Bright <newshound digitalmars.com> writes:

Looks like the problem is the macro expansion text is getting bigger 
than 64K.

Nic Tiger <g_tiger progtech.ru> writes:

Walter Bright wrote:
 
 Looks like the problem is the macro expansion text is getting bigger 
 than 64K.

Yes, indeed. Could that be fixed?

BTW, Intel Compiler 8.1 just hangs when trying to compile this code :)
DMC was chosen to verify things about MACRO/inline expansion

Does DMC also expand all code of inline function into one string?
In Intel comppiler this leads to problems with __asm in inline functions

Sincerely yours,
   Nic Tiger

Walter Bright <newshound digitalmars.com> writes:

Nic Tiger wrote:
 Walter Bright wrote:
 Looks like the problem is the macro expansion text is getting bigger 
 than 64K.

 Yes, indeed. Could that be fixed?

Probably <g>.

 BTW, Intel Compiler 8.1 just hangs when trying to compile this code :)
 DMC was chosen to verify things about MACRO/inline expansion
 
 Does DMC also expand all code of inline function into one string?

No. It inserts the intermediate code.

 In Intel comppiler this leads to problems with __asm in inline functions
 
 Sincerely yours,
   Nic Tiger

Walter Bright <newshound digitalmars.com> writes:

The new beta should fix it, but you'll also need to use the -HP299 switch.