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Re: IDL5 and large structures: Program code area full [message #10539 is a reply to message #10511]

Wed, 17 December 1997 00:00

R. Bauer
Messages: 137
Registered: November 1996

Senior Member

David Fanning wrote:

> Alex Schuster (alex@rosa.mpin-koeln.mpg.de) writes:
>
>> There is this program, I didn't use it for a long time, and today I
>> started it for the first time under IDL 5.02. I have heard about some
>> strange bugs with structures containing many tags, but as I didn't have
>> problems with IDL 4, I am surprised I got a 'Program code full error'.
>>
>> Any ideas? Hey, didn't RSI tell us all limitations are gone now? And why
>> do I have more limitations than before?
>>
>> This is the code:
>
> [reasonably long structure snipped]
>
>> Can anyone using IDL 5.02 be so kind check if this works?
>
> Well, it certainly works as you describe when it is "pasted"
> onto the IDL command line, but why in the world would you
> be doing this?
>

I did the same whith idl5.03

IDL> help,!version,/str
** Structure !VERSION, 5 tags, length=40:
ARCH STRING 'ibmr2'
OS STRING 'AIX'
OS_FAMILY STRING 'unix'
RELEASE STRING '5.0.3'
BUILD_DATE STRING 'Nov 3 1997'

and there NO Problems.

R.Bauer

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		IDL5 and large structures: Program code area full By: Alex Schuster on Tue, 09 December 1997 00:00
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