I am not sure but aren't there not more than 8 open files possible in 6.5?
I ran into this when I first updated from 5 to 6.5...
Apparently the 32 bit POIDE for 6.5 will only allow you to open 8 files... The 64 bit IDE did not have the limitation.
Quote from: CommonTater on May 20, 2012, 12:10:50 AM
I ran into this when I first updated from 5 to 6.5...
Apparently the 32 bit POIDE for 6.5 will only allow you to open 8 files... The 64 bit IDE did not have the limitation.
Neither does the 32bit version, as I already posted in the previous thread, I could happily open up more than a dozen source files just fine....
http://forum.pellesc.de/index.php?topic=4112.msg15105#msg15105
Ralf
Quote from: Bitbeisser on May 20, 2012, 02:39:08 AM
Quote from: CommonTater on May 20, 2012, 12:10:50 AM
I ran into this when I first updated from 5 to 6.5...
Apparently the 32 bit POIDE for 6.5 will only allow you to open 8 files... The 64 bit IDE did not have the limitation.
Neither does the 32bit version, as I already posted in the previous thread, I could happily open up more than a dozen source files just fine....
http://forum.pellesc.de/index.php?topic=4112.msg15105#msg15105
Ralf
I'd forgotten all about that... thanks for the reminder. I know I ran into this someplace... now I'm not so sure where and why... The fix was to reinstall Pelles C... that much I remember.
Try to set Application MaxFileSize smaller like 20000000 to register or xml-file if -xml option is used.
QuoteTry to set Application MaxFileSize smaller like 20000000 to register or xml-file if -xml option is used.
Yes, that helps. I had 0x08000000 and reduced it to 0x01000000. There shouldn't be such a hugh default in my opinion.
Quote from: czerny on May 20, 2012, 12:00:17 PM
QuoteTry to set Application MaxFileSize smaller like 20000000 to register or xml-file if -xml option is used.
Yes, that helps. I had 0x08000000 and reduced it to 0x01000000. There shouldn't be such a hugh default in my opinion.
Even with the reduced size your max is still 16 megabytes... you might want to try something like 0x00040000 which is 256k.