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From: deutsch@jplgodo.UUCP (Michael Deutsch )
Newsgroups: comp.unix.xenix,comp.unix.questions,comp.unix.wizards
Subject: XENIX - C compiler, Error Message
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Date: 23 Apr 88 02:10:59 GMT
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Organization: Jet Propulsion Labs, Pasadena, CA
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Keywords: XENIX - C compiler, Error Message

I am in the process of developing a medium size application
under SCO's XENIX-286, using Release 2.2 C - compiler.  My application
has lots of diagnostic and prompt messages.  For ease of perhaps
later translating the code into a foreighn language I've
moved all the messages into the header file(s).

After some time while going through typical make - compile
I've got a message:
--------------------------
	tamsg.h(111) :	fatal error 2: out of heap space
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This blows all my hope for having only one file to translate
the entire software package.

Is there a flag that you are aware of that will allow me to
#define perhaps more than 300 various strings? or I've just
ran into a wall, and I have to have relevant definitions in
the same file? - hopefully not.

If you know the answer please reply ASAP, or you may call me
collect:

ask for Michael Deutsch (619) 452 - UNIX.

Your help and time are greatly appreciated.

M. Deutsch