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From: COSC60I@jane.uh.edu (Bandolar)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Interesting Lattice bug
Message-ID: <1361@jane.uh.edu>
Date: 26 Jul 89 05:47:07 GMT
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> A few weeks ago I was recompiling parts of a program of mine, and on one
> module (which happened to be the largest one in the program, about 23K),
> LC1 compiled the thing perfectly, without even a warning, but LC2 aborted
> in the middle with 'CXERR 645'.  Not even a line number or anything.  I
> suspect it has to do with the size of the module somehow, although I know
> that much bigger modules have been compiled with Lattice.
> 
> I still haven't 'solved' the problem, though, and I'd like to know what
> CXERR 645 is (the ones listed in the manual only go up to about 30 or so).
> Is anyone from Lattice listening?
> 
> 				Bryan

I had something similar happen with one of my programs and it turned out to
be a function had been left out of the math library.  I reordered the
libraries in the make file and it cleared up.  Lattice later included my
functions (they were related to floating point numbers) in a later fix.
Hope this helps....
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