On Sunday 09 August 2009, aaron moore wrote:
>Hi EMC
>I have a file with something like 300,000 line of code to cut a complicated
> fretwork screen divider, but EMC will not open the file.  I seem to
> remember there was some discussion over a limit to the number of lines of
> code EMC can deal with.  Could someone offer advice or point me to the
> archive. Thanx
>Aaron

>From a total amateur, I'd ask "does it open it, but seem to get stuck with the 
spinning cursor?"

300,000 lines of code to run for errors, which emc does silently when a 
program is loaded, is going to take quite some time.  I have run into a couple 
of cases where I had written a subroutine, but the exit tests were bogus, and 
it never came back from the spinning cursor stage.  But I don't recall it has 
ever complained because the program was too big.  I do have a 100 line program 
to sharpen a carbide table saw blade that has a runtime of about a day, and 
which takes the initial scan some minutes to complete.  However I suppose it 
may be possible on a machine with limited memory.

I like subroutines, they can shrink the code to just a few percent of the 
unwound versions.  And, when the subroutine works, you don't have to go do 
2300 identical edits on the big file to fix it.  That is a huge plus in 
development time for a job that contains a lot of step & repeat.

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