CODE SIZE - Printable Version

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CODE SIZE - Pearson - 26.10.2016

Guys how to fix this?

PHP код:



Pawn compiler 3.2.3664              Copyright (c) 1997-2006, ITB CompuPhase


Header size:           7824 bytes

Code size:          4236140 bytes

Data size:          8745600 bytes

Stack/heap size:      16384 bytes; estimated max. usage=7276 cells (29104 bytes)

Total requirements:13005948 bytes

Re: CODE SIZE - IceBilizard - 26.10.2016

add this

PHP код:



#pragma dynamic 106384

Re: CODE SIZE - ThatFag - 26.10.2016

hej,
it is not any problem to get that while you complie but as far as i know it comes from a file which is created at your pawno director called "pawn" which inside has "-d3" but it is good because when you get an error from crashdetecter it will show you the exact line of problem, without this file you cannot get the exact command or problem from crashdetector..

Also it might come out from a big script with large lines.But its not a harm so its fine.

Re: CODE SIZE - Stinged - 26.10.2016

Quote:

Originally Posted by ThatFag

hej,
it is not any problem to get that while you complie but as far as i know it comes from a file which is created at your pawno director called "pawn" which inside has "-d3" but it is good because when you get an error from crashdetecter it will show you the exact line of problem, without this file you cannot get the exact command or problem from crashdetector..

Also it might come out from a big script with large lines.But its not a harm so its fine.

That's not the problem. If the user doesn't use compile with -d3, it shouldn't show that.
It clearly says that the stack/heap size is smaller than the estimated usage
(Stack/heap size: 16384 bytes < usage=7276 cells (29104 bytes))