Large arrays in Lattice V4.0

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From: Kevin Dooley
Date: Thu, 17 Nov 1988 21:48

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I have been trying to run some of my larger number crunching monstrousities
on my Amiga (it's not much slower than a vax or a sun-4 because I'm not
competing with 15 people running emacs).  The only problem is that the
compiler balks at my huge arrays.  It gives me error number 82 for which
my handy dandy manual says:  
	"The size of an object exceeded the maximum legal size for objects
	in its storage class.  Alternatively, the last object declased caused
	the total size of declared objects for that storage class to exceed the
	maximum."
This is all very nice, but I want to run my program and I've got the
kilobytes I need.  How can I convince the compiler to do this?  I'll be
very disappointed if it can't be done.
		Kevin Dooley

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From: dooley@helios.toronto.edu (Kevin Dooley)
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Subject: Large arrays in Lattice V4.0
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Date: 17 Nov 88 21:48:09 GMT
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