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From: barnes@infinet.UUCP (Jim Barnes)
Newsgroups: net.unix-wizards
Subject: lint question
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Date: Wed, 23-Apr-86 10:31:31 EST
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I posted a question about lint to net.lang.c and net.unix but
have received only one response so far.  Can anyone in this
group offer any suggestions?

The original posting follows.

>Recently I tried running lint on some code that I was modifying.
>I started getting an error message of the following type 
>repeated over and over again.
>
>	./inc.h (251): too much defining
>
>The line number would change in each error message, but the
>end result seems to be that the lint symbol table that stores
>#define'd symbols was overflowing.  Is there any way of
>expanding the symbol table size?  (I think we have the 4.2
>lint sources hanging around.)  
>
>Please e-mail any suggestions that you might have.
>

To add a little information, I have had no problems compiling
the program, the problem only occurs when I use lint.  Secondly, 
there are several large #include files referenced by the 
source that are part of a dbms package that we use.  I consider 
hacking those #include files a last resort since I will have 
to modify the files every time we get a new release of the 
dbms package.

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decvax!wanginst!infinet!barnes 		Jim Barnes