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Global Symbol Table - fierza83 - Nov 3 9:35:21 2009
Hello!
I have a problem with global Symbol table:
ERROR: Global Symbol table overflow, increase symbol table size.
Tech support told me to 1) reduce the number of variables in my code and 2) look in the root directory of Dynamic C for a file calles DCW.CFG. In the DCW.CFG file there should be a line that reads sys=30000. I was told I could increase this to be sym=32767 but that this is the upper limit due to some other limits within Dynamic C.
I have done everything he says,but still giving me the same error.
Could you give me some solution?
Thank you very much
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I have a problem with global Symbol table:
ERROR: Global Symbol table overflow, increase symbol table size.
Tech support told me to 1) reduce the number of variables in my code and 2) look in the root directory of Dynamic C for a file calles DCW.CFG. In the DCW.CFG file there should be a line that reads sys=30000. I was told I could increase this to be sym=32767 but that this is the upper limit due to some other limits within Dynamic C.
I have done everything he says,but still giving me the same error.
Could you give me some solution?
Thank you very much
------------------------------------
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Re: Global Symbol Table - seecwriter - Nov 3 12:32:21 2009
My suggestion is that you create 386 4-char arrays instead of one large 2-dimensional
array. And then create an array of pointers and fill it with the addresses of each of the
386 arrays.
char tableParam1[4];
char tableParam2[4];
char tableParam3[4];
...
char tableParam386[4];
char *tableParam[386];
tableParam[0] = tableParam1;
tableParam[2] = tableParam2;
...
strcpy(tableParam[0], "ITS");
Steve
--- In r...@yahoogroups.com, "fierza83" wrote:
>
> Hello!
> I have a problem with global Symbol table:
>
> ERROR: Global Symbol table overflow, increase symbol table size.
> Tech support told me to 1) reduce the number of variables in my code and 2) look in the root directory of Dynamic C for a file calles DCW.CFG. In the DCW.CFG file there should be a line that reads sys=30000. I was told I could increase this to be sym=32767 but that this is the upper limit due to some other limits within Dynamic C.
>
> I have done everything he says,but still giving me the same error.
> Could you give me some solution?
> Thank you very much
>
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char tableParam1[4];
char tableParam2[4];
char tableParam3[4];
...
char tableParam386[4];
char *tableParam[386];
tableParam[0] = tableParam1;
tableParam[2] = tableParam2;
...
strcpy(tableParam[0], "ITS");
Steve
--- In r...@yahoogroups.com, "fierza83"
>
> Hello!
> I have a problem with global Symbol table:
>
> ERROR: Global Symbol table overflow, increase symbol table size.
> Tech support told me to 1) reduce the number of variables in my code and 2) look in the root directory of Dynamic C for a file calles DCW.CFG. In the DCW.CFG file there should be a line that reads sys=30000. I was told I could increase this to be sym=32767 but that this is the upper limit due to some other limits within Dynamic C.
>
> I have done everything he says,but still giving me the same error.
> Could you give me some solution?
> Thank you very much
>
------------------------------------
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Re: Global Symbol Table - fierza83 - Nov 6 3:49:07 2009
Thanks for your help.
I tried your solution and is not valid.
I've solved the problem. What I have done is to keep all strings (codes) in extended memory -> xstrings ( "ITS", "TYC ",....," ALY")
Then I created an array that stores the memory address of each of the codes.
And so being able to move by each of the strings.
Thank you very much for everything.
--- In r...@yahoogroups.com, "seecwriter" wrote:
>
> My suggestion is that you create 386 4-char arrays instead of one large 2-dimensional array. And then create an array of pointers and fill it with the addresses of each of the 386 arrays.
>
> char tableParam1[4];
> char tableParam2[4];
> char tableParam3[4];
> ...
> char tableParam386[4];
>
> char *tableParam[386];
>
> tableParam[0] = tableParam1;
> tableParam[2] = tableParam2;
> ...
>
> strcpy(tableParam[0], "ITS");
> Steve
>
> --- In r...@yahoogroups.com, "fierza83" wrote:
> >
> > Hello!
> > I have a problem with global Symbol table:
> >
> > ERROR: Global Symbol table overflow, increase symbol table size.
> >
> >
> > Tech support told me to 1) reduce the number of variables in my code and 2) look in the root directory of Dynamic C for a file calles DCW.CFG. In the DCW.CFG file there should be a line that reads sys=30000. I was told I could increase this to be sym=32767 but that this is the upper limit due to some other limits within Dynamic C.
> >
> > I have done everything he says,but still giving me the same error.
> > Could you give me some solution?
> > Thank you very much
>
------------------------------------
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I tried your solution and is not valid.
I've solved the problem. What I have done is to keep all strings (codes) in extended memory -> xstrings ( "ITS", "TYC ",....," ALY")
Then I created an array that stores the memory address of each of the codes.
And so being able to move by each of the strings.
Thank you very much for everything.
--- In r...@yahoogroups.com, "seecwriter"
>
> My suggestion is that you create 386 4-char arrays instead of one large 2-dimensional array. And then create an array of pointers and fill it with the addresses of each of the 386 arrays.
>
> char tableParam1[4];
> char tableParam2[4];
> char tableParam3[4];
> ...
> char tableParam386[4];
>
> char *tableParam[386];
>
> tableParam[0] = tableParam1;
> tableParam[2] = tableParam2;
> ...
>
> strcpy(tableParam[0], "ITS");
> Steve
>
> --- In r...@yahoogroups.com, "fierza83"
> >
> > Hello!
> > I have a problem with global Symbol table:
> >
> > ERROR: Global Symbol table overflow, increase symbol table size.
> >
> >
> > Tech support told me to 1) reduce the number of variables in my code and 2) look in the root directory of Dynamic C for a file calles DCW.CFG. In the DCW.CFG file there should be a line that reads sys=30000. I was told I could increase this to be sym=32767 but that this is the upper limit due to some other limits within Dynamic C.
> >
> > I have done everything he says,but still giving me the same error.
> > Could you give me some solution?
> > Thank you very much
>
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