At 19:30 2009-11-29, [email protected] wrote:
>Yes, it was recursion.
>
>In my program, I called a subroutine inside the program with the same name
>as the final exe.
>
>i.e. the prg was ziptest.prg and the subroutine was zipper. When the
>project compiled it created an exe called zipper.exe.
>
>When the program ran, it came to the line calling itself.
>
>So dona name your procedures with the same name as the exe that gets
>created. <vbg>
In your initial post, you stated "Program continues on from
here. The above are the only variables used in this program. In the
only subroutine ErrorLog, it has 5 more."
Normally, calling is limited to 128 levels. Even if each level
had its own set of the variables, the number of variables would be
far from the limit. I would have expected to see an error 103
(Allowed DO nesting level exceeded).
Have you have changed stacksize to a horrendously big value?
Sincerely,
Gene Wirchenko
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