jtn@potomac.ads.com (John T. Nelson) (07/10/90)
This is getting tiresome... Now I'm getting an error from THINK C that says "debug table overflow." Pretty clear what's going on here... the debugger symbol table has overflowed. Now we look in the THINK C manual to find out how to expand the size of the debugger table and it says... "You overflowed the debugger table... consider using precompiled headers." Oh great, I'm trying to compile and link code that has been generated by a preprocessor (.vis. Flex and Bison) which rearranges the order of the include files and inserts code in front of the precompiled header include. When you compile files like this, THINK C complains because the precompiled headers wasn't the very first thing in the file. GGGRRRRRRRRRRRRR..... THINK C is a good package but I'm turning up just too many wierd and limited things. NEVER EVER make assumptions concerning the size of projects/files/symbol tables/data segments etc.