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Re: Problem with idata_user_routines.o?
The short answer is something is too big and you've exceeded one of the many kinds of space limitations.
I would guess that the most likely answer is you've declared a large array somewhere, e.g., int myarray[256]; would be one thing that could be too large and cause this kind of error, but there are other possible ways. |
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