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See this KB article "FIX: Large Number of Methods in an OLE Interface Causes
Failure"
ID: Q170989
(http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q170/9/89.asp). It shows
that
Windows NT 4.0       -   110 methods
Windows NT 4.0 SP2   -   512 methods
Windows NT 4.0 SP3   -  1024 methods
Windows 95           -   512 methods
If you have a requirement that your objects should work in all the above
platforms, you have to limit to 110 methods. I dont think there is a
restriction on number of interface though.
IMHO, I think you have to redesign your object. I dont think having 1000s of
methods on 1000s of interfaces is a proper thing to do. If you give an
outline of the problem, someone might be able to help you redesign it.
--
Girish Bharadwaj [VC++/MVP].
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rajinder.singh@novusmkt.com wrote in message
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>I have a need to create a huge type library. I was wondering what memory,
>performance limitations I can run into. I wrote a program to create a
>type library and some dummy interfaces with methods on them. Here are the
>limits on the number of Interfaces and Methods I can have.
>Number of Interfaces : 1022
>Number of Methods Per Interface : 2207
>
>If I tried to have any more interfaces or methods my call to CreateTypeInfo
or
>Layout failed.
>
>Our development environment is MTS 2.0, Delphi 4.0, SQL Server 6.5, Win NT
>4.0.
>
>I takes forever to create this and then opening it up using the type
library
>editor that comes with Delphi.
>
>Are there any drawbacks in creating one huge type library as compared to
>several small ones.
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>
>Raj
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