Thanks for the help, Brad and Carlos.
I checked a couple of long methods I could remember, the longest is
18k, then there are some whith 14k. Just I have some thousands of
methods, so checking everything is some hours of work. Maybe somebody
from RS can tell us if this could be the right approach for a "1815
displacement".
I don't use line continuations yet, so this can't be the reason.
Paul (at 21:03 Central European Time)
Am 11.04.2006 um 20:46 schrieb Brad Hutchings:
You asked at 12:16 am Left Coast time. When I read it last night, I
didn't even know what you were talking about because all the info
was in the subject of the e-mail. Then you went off with the
unusable thing at 7:01 am Left Coast time. Some people have to sleep!
As to your original question, which appears to be about an assertion:
CGPPC.cpp:1815 displacement < 32768
These are wild guesses, but by any chance do you have a method so
long that an if (or while) statement's block scrolls for several
pages? Or maybe a very very large structure? Seems like the
assertion is telling you that displacement should be < 32768, so
your code is making it >=. Now the question is to figure out what
displacement is. Hope that helps. Wish you'd have just restated it
so we could help you easier.
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