Diagnostic Messages
Limit Error Messages
Limit Error Messages
The following messages describe limit errors that cause the Assembler to terminate immediately and prevent it from creating an object file. you may be able to work around these errors. They involve running into Assembler limits or running out of memory.
7200 | MESSAGE | start/new_pool: out of |
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| memory. (7200) |
| CAUSE | The compiler attempted to allocate |
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| some dynamic memory, and the |
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| system was unable to provide the |
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| memory. |
| ACTION | The easiest workaround is to break |
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| your compilation unit into two or |
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| more pieces and compile them |
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| separately. |
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| On |
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| produced if the system runs out of |
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| swap space. You can increase the |
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| amount of swap space available to the |
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| system (see your |
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| administrator). However, this should |
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| only be a |
7201 | MESSAGE | new_slc_block: out of memory. |
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| (7201) |
| CAUSE | The compiler attempted to allocate |
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| some dynamic memory, and the |
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| system was unable to provide the |
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| memory. |
| ACTION | See message 7200. Check the system |
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| limits because other processes might |
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| be running that also allocate dynamic |
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| memory. |
Break up your compilation module into smaller pieces, and compile them separately.
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