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On 16-May-08, at 2:31 PM, Richard Casey wrote:
With your working storage size currently at 7,689,321, it looks
like you
have lots more room;
Yes he does. The OPM compiler maxes out Working Storage at 16Mb as
you discovered. You can go beyond the limit by passing storage from
another program and referencing it via Linkage but ... The actual
size will vary significantly depending on the number of compiler
generated pointers, flags, constants, etc. However ...
depending, of course, on the size of your actual
program code.
If you mean constants etc. this is correct but the actual program
instructions are not part of the user's storage. With "i" only one
copy of the program instructions is ever in memory and is used by all
users. It is one of the safety features of the OS that data cannot
corrupt program memory - hence the absence of conventional viruses
etc. on the platform.
Jon Paris
www.Partner400.com
www.SystemiDeveloper.com
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