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Started by Robert Wellinger
Sat, 17 Feb 1996 13:19
Help! Help! I need help!
Author: Robert Wellinger
Date: Sat, 17 Feb 1996 13:19
Date: Sat, 17 Feb 1996 13:19
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Help! Help! I need help!
I'm working with Microsoft Visual C++ 1.52 under Windows 3.11.
When I compile the my project (it isn't small) there is always this
error:
LINK Error L2028"
automatic data segment plus heap exceed 64K
Data declared in DGROUP
The size of the heap specified in the HEAPSIZE statement in the
module-definition (.DEF) file
The size of the stack specified in either the /STACK option or
the STACKSIZE statement in the .DEF file
Reduce near-data allocation, heap size, or stack size.
But I can't reduce the HEAPSIZE and the STACKSIZE (the project is to
big) and I need a lot
of global (static) variables.
If you can help me send E-MAIL to "rwellinger@access.ch"
Kind regards
Robert Wellinger
Re: Help! Help! I need help!
Author: Volkmar Kostka
Date: Tue, 20 Feb 1996 11:58
Date: Tue, 20 Feb 1996 11:58
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In article <3125D5D8.69B1@access.ch>, Robert Wellinger <rwellinger@access.ch> wrote: >Help! Help! I need help! > > >LINK Error L2028" >automatic data segment plus heap exceed 64K > >But I can't reduce the HEAPSIZE and the STACKSIZE (the project is to >big) and I need a lot >of global (static) variables. > >If you can help me send E-MAIL to "rwellinger@access.ch" > Aeh, wenn jemand dafuer 'ne Loesung hat, haette ich sie auch gerne. | (small signature) | Volkmar Kostka (TPS GmbH - Germany) | | CHAOS PROGRAMMING | Volkmar.Kostka@tps.de | | HUMANOID | Phone: +49 9103 506 144 | | (original shrinked) | FAX: +49 9103 506 281 | LARGE SIGNATURE AVAILABLE ON REQUEST
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