Hariharan wrote:
[...] in a 16-bit target (picochip), you cannot define,
struct trial
{
long a[10000];
};
In the case above, i get a
"size of array ‘a’ is too large" error.
The thing that took me by surprise was, if i split the structure to
struct trial
{
long a[5000];
long b[5000];
};
This works fine.
If your "long" is 32-bit, then your first array covers more memory than
the range of a signed 16-bit integer, whereas the second set of arrays
doesn't hit this limitation. Perhaps the limitation is forced on GCC by
the limitations of your target.
Cheers,
Nicholas Sherlock
