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Re: Out of memory compilation |
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09 Jul 2007 00:11:13 GMT |
In article <address@hidden>,
Akanksha <address@hidden> writes:
> Bernd Strieder <address@hidden> wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> Akanksha wrote:
>> > I have a little problem here.. I am using g++ to compile a huge code
>> > of about 200,000 lines and the compilation gives me the following
>> > error
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>> Try reducing the optimization level or splitting up the file. The file
>> in question is extraordinarily large. Optimization can take huge
>> amounts of RAM, especially for large functions.
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> I split the code into chunks.. Most of them seem to work fine except
> one huge 50,000 line function which gave a g++ internal error. I was
> able to compile the function by reducing its size to half. Though I am
> not convinced that g++ cannot handle a 50,000 line function. The
> function just has a series of function calls from the ILOG library.
>
I too did experience memory-problems with gcc-3.3.3, but once I switched
to gcc-4.1.2, all those problems magically disappeared. there's even
something mentioned in bugzilla on that topic...
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