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How do I remove? - freshOrange - 08.06.2011
pawn Код:
Pawn compiler 3.2.3664 Copyright (c) 1997-2006, ITB CompuPhase
Header size: 4960 bytes
Code size: 649312 bytes
Data size: 1444748 bytes
Stack/heap size: 16384 bytes; estimated max. usage=4737 cells (18948 bytes)
Total requirements: 2115404 bytes
How can I remove those statistics after I compile a script?
AW: How do I remove? - Nero_3D - 08.06.2011
That topic will help you
Re: How do I remove? - Jeffry - 08.06.2011
Use:
pawn Код:
#pragma tabsize 1000000
Re: How do I remove? - Babul - 08.06.2011
add a -S8192 or -S16384 to the compilers parameters. it will fix the heap/stack buffer size.
i use it to SOLVE the warning, coz iam using a switch(){} with like 60 cases inside. the same applies to large if/else if/else if/else if blocks.
Re: How do I remove? - Babul - 08.06.2011
i dont really want to add
Код:
#pragma tabsize 1000000
Код:
"%in%" -o"%out%" -d0 -O0 -S8192 -w203 -w204
Re: How do I remove? - Babul - 08.06.2011
caught me, oops. when i change(d) regular variables to pvars, then i keep the old ones intact, so the warnings are better being hidden (for me), since it compiled fine before. lazy me, its still there ^^
Re: How do I remove? - Jeffry - 08.06.2011
Quote:
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Originally Posted by ******
 Actually, that does solve it! You are increasing the memory allocated to the stack and heap, that message displays when it thinks you won't have enough.
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Jeffry
