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From: ra@isncr.is.se (Robert Andersson)
Newsgroups: comp.bugs.sys5,comp.unix.questions
Subject: Re: lint pass2 error
Message-ID: <174@isncr.is.se>
Date: 17 Nov 88 13:11:11 GMT
References: <173@isncr.is.se> <338@uplog.se>
Organization: International Systems, Oslo, Norway
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In article <338@uplog.se>, thomas@uplog.se (Thomas Hameenaho) writes:
> In article <173@isncr.is.se> ra@isncr.is.se (Robert Andersson) writes:
>>When running a *big* program system through lint I consistently get the error message:
>>/usr/lib/lint2: lint pass2 error: Too many names
> 
> It is an array of source file names that overflows. This table is 150 
> elements in a vanilla SVR2 from Mot and SVR3.0 from at&t.

Nope, that cannot be the problem.  The system in question only contains
92 source files. Obviously there are other static limits within lint,
but what?

Hang on, I just had this idea... Could it be that #include'ed files also
count in this 150 file limit?
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