I found two work-arounds:
1) I split the method throwing the error into two methods
2) I moved back to RB 2006r1 and my application compiled without
complaint
On Aug 5, 2006, at 7:17 PM, Thomas Moore wrote:
I requested support on this and RealSoftware said that this limit
will
be removed in the next release of RB. In my app it was the menu
method that went over (it did compile fine under 2006r2). In the
case
of the menu, the only options are to use 2006r2 or to dynamically
generate at least some of the menuitems at runtime.
Marc
On 8/5/06, Sven E Olsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 2006-08-05, at 7:52 PM, Thomas Moore wrote:
> I have just tried recompiling an old program in RB2006r3 (Mac OSX
> 10.4.7) and got a compiler error message that I have not seen
> before: "This method uses 32k of stack space, but the limit is
> 32k". (I get the same message in 2006r2, can't check for versions
> before that.) Is this a new limitation, or a bug? Is there a
> workaround or a way to increase this limit? I don't think that it
> will be easy to rewrite the method so that it uses less stack space
> (not even sure how to begin...)
>
> Any help would be appreciated! Thanks, Tom Moore
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