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Newcomers DBPro Corner / Is there a limit to the size of the program?

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SonicX
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Posted: 10th Nov 2003 20:01
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What I mean is, there a limit on the number of lines, number of lables and functions, and a limit on how many entries an array can have ie (array[x]) what is the largest number "x" can be?
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Bishop
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Posted: 10th Nov 2003 22:11
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i don't know about dbp, but in dbc you can have a max of 256 characters on one line, and max 65,555(i think) objects....if i'm wrong, please correct me...

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Aquiline
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The reason being for the limits is because it would take up MUCH more space if, say, strings were expanded to be able to hold 32767 characters. Every single string would have to set aside that much more memory. If you have a program with hundreds of strings, you can imagine what would happen.
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