Re: "not enough memory for long line" message on Dynamic C V10.70
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After sending my complicated solution, I've just realized: why do you set your lines as continuation lines? I bet if you just remove the backslash at the end of each line the program should compile just fine. The backslash at the end concatenates all lines into one HUGE line. The compiler may have a smaller limit for the size of one program line but surely it doesn't have one for the total length of a declaration that can span many lines. Mircea Neacsu