Its a problem with turbo C++ compiler. I assume its a really old one, but
perhaps there are still support groups out there to ask. try looking on the
borland site at http://community.borland.com/
my guess is that it does everything in memory (thats why its so fast), and
increasing main memory will solve problem.
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Sent: Tuesday, July 23, 2002 4:43 AM
> Dear Sir,
> I am developing a project in C language. This project contains 33
supporting files(.h files) and 40 text files(data
> files). Now the compiler showing an error message ie TOO MUCH GLOBAL DATA
DEFINED IN FILE. I dont know the solution of
> the above error message. So please show me the solution. Very urgent.
>
> Compiler using : Turbo c++
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> OS : Windows-98
>
> The compiler is showing :
>
> Lines compiled : 8622
>
> Total text files length (40 files) : 3,80,151 bytes
>
> Total header files length (33 files) : 1,41,516 bytes
>
> I changed all memory models. But no result.
>
> And the main point is , I am not using too much global variables.
> I am using only 3 global variables. ie file pointer,Register variables for
mouse purpose.
>
> So please show me the solution.
>
> Thanking you sir
>
> Please.....
> BY
> mouli
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