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ABC: Dynamic pool limit in appbc files (C4) 1998-06-22 -- Wesley Coleman Newsgroups: comp.lang.clarion
In the abchain.tpl there is a %FilesPerBCModule that is set to include 20
files into each appbc?.clw file. I also had this problem and changed this to
10 files per module and was then able to compile my application.
Wesley Coleman
KV Enterprises, Inc.
wcoleman@nothnbut.net
>I have now split the files across different data
>dlls. Basically I've moved the ones which did not have relationships
>and files that were in a small related group into another dll and
>included the dlls in each so they talked to each other. Believe me I
>have had to do this before in a VERY large dict for 2003 when that had
>the same problem.
>However this now causes more problems which I think are template bugs
>(wash my mouth out!)
>
>Basically I now have :-
>
>Data.app Contains most data files and all Global Variables are
>set to external
>Data2.app Contains non-related files, all Global set to be
>internal
>
>Data.app now compiles!!!!
>Data2.app won't compile!!!
>
>Ok the first problem is this. If you have a field in a file (declared
>in data.app) with a validation range (i.e. between 10 and 20), it also
>tries to generate the validation code for it in data2, even though data2
>does not 'own' it. Having firstly generated the Validate code for it,
>it promptly forgets what it is and stops the compiler. The only way
>around this seems to be to delete the range check from the dictionary.
>
>Then, having removed it from the compiler and made a note to put the
>hand code in later we hit the next problem which I cannot seem to get
>around. When trying to compile Data2 you get a pile of errors saying
>that each file that was declared in Data.app is Unresolved for Export in
>Data2.. Each of these files has been told that it is declared in
>Data.app but it still is trying to export it as well. Going back to
>recompile data.app then gets errors saying that every file is
>duplicated! Catch 22!
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