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klamer@ph.tn.tudelft.nl (Klamer Schutte) wrote:
>In <4697nk$8dp@rtl.cygnus.com> mrs@cygnus.com (Mike Stump) writes:
>
>:In article <GAITONDE.95Oct20140403@wonderland.spsgate.mot.com>,
>:Dinesh Gaitonde <gaitonde@wonderland.spsgate.mot.com> wrote:
>:>I am trying to compile an application with STL using the "-g" option of
>:>g++ v2.7.0. I do not seem to be able to use the "-g" switch. If I use
>:>it I get the following message:
>:>
>:>as: "/usr/tmp/cca20629.s": , approx line 237: internal assembler error:
>:>symbols+strings too long (>2048 chars) in statement
>
>:What a poor assembler, what assembler was it out of curiosity?
>
>I get similar problems using sun's SunOS 4.1.4 assembler. Using gas,
>the GNU assembler cures the problem.

It does, but have you ever noticed how much RAM does it take to compile a
fairly large program in that way? For a ~1000 lines of code it might require
more than 40Mb, and you better have physical RAM available for that!

	Fabio

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