In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Norman Dunbar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>Dilwyn wrote :
>>> Best option is to keep adjusting until you can isolate
>>> the construct in which it occurs.
>But it appears to be random - for eg, first attempt gave ambiguous names for
>all the EP3 stuff.
>Then I rem'd out some lines and it worked.
>Then I started un-remming and compiling again until it stopped working - but
>it never stopped working. So I ended up with the same code, unchanged,
>working where before it wouldn't compile.
>Then after that it complained about all its own QLIB_EXT calls (Q_ERR_ON,
>Q_ERR_OFF, Q_ERR etc) and I hadn't even changed anything around there.
Nothing to do with the size of the code ? Although I doubt if it is
that large. Does QLIB have enough memory available to compile in the
options ... ? Just guessing here, as it may prompt a solution.
If it works once, and then doesn't work, this may be the difficulty.
--
Malcolm Cadman
