> The number 17 comes from the standard (Annex B - Impl. Quantities) and is the > minimum recommended limit (and in this case the default limit of the compiler).
Ahh, that explains it. But it would be interesting to know the reasoning behind that number. > It would not be a problem to create a test for this. If a quick fix is > required, I don't think it would cause any problems to just add it to the > compile options for linux in our Makefile.incl. I did a quick Google search, and it looks like this is exacerbated by some problems with the standard library that ships with 2.95.x, because it can use up to 14 levels just by itself. I'm not sure this is why we're having problems with 2.95.x, but I'd rather not just arbitrarily add the option. A more interesting question is how we can figure out what the minimum is. Maybe if it fails, we just bump it up to 50, or so? Dave
