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From: pcb@basin04.cacs.usl.edu (Peter C. Bahrs)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms.programmer
Subject: Re: Link problem using CodeView
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Date: 22 Mar 91 05:55:32 GMT
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In article <36990004@hpopd.pwd.hp.com> richardh@hpopd.pwd.hp.com (Richard Hancock) writes:
>/ hpopd:comp.windows.ms.programmer / mwick@.com (Mark Wick) /  2:27 am  Mar 15, 1991 /
>
>> We have a very large application which we are trying to move to Windows
>> 3.0.  After considerable monkeying around with the C files, we were able to
>> compile all of them; however, we have not gotten the entire application to
>> link when using CodeView - the error is L1053 - out of memory for symbol
>> table.  Ugh.
>
>We had a similar problem. The work-around (?) is to only selectively compile
>with the Zi compiler switch, ie. compile only those modules you're particularly
>interested in.
>Richard.
hmmmm...I have an application that is 38,000 lines of code, numerous
obj files.  I have no problem and compile under a command.com shell 
while running windows.  My compile line is
cc=cl -c -AM -Gsw -Zpei -Od -I\bin\windev\include -I\bin\c600\include -NT

and this is the main compile line in the makefile
rtc.exe: rtc.def rtc.res \
        ABOUTDLG.OBJ AXISDLG.OBJ CARTDLG.OBJ COMDLG.OBJ COPYSDLG.OBJ \
        DMTIMDLG.OBJ FILEDLG.OBJ FLUIDS.OBJ GCOMDLG.OBJ GENDLG.OBJ \
        GRIDDLG.OBJ HELPDLG.OBJ  \
        LABELDLG.OBJ LLOGDLG.OBJ LNDOTDLG.OBJ MISC.OBJ MPDLG.OBJ \
        PLOTCART.OBJ PLOTFUNC.OBJ PLOTGEN.OBJ PLOTGRAP.OBJ \
        PLOTKERN.OBJ PLOTLLOG.OBJ PLOTMOUS.OBJ  \
        PLOTSLOG.OBJ PRINTDTA.OBJ PRINTHP.OBJ PRINTSRO.OBJ \
        PRINTPUM.OBJ RCOMDLG.OBJ READCFG.OBJ READDTA.OBJ RTC.OBJ SLOGDLG.OBJ \
        TICKDLG.OBJ TIMEDLG.OBJ VIEWDLG.OBJ WRITECFG.OBJ
        link @rtc.lnk
        rc rtc.res
It works fine.