[2253] in java-interest
Re: Compile time error - file too large
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Thomas Hickey)
Wed Sep 27 12:09:01 1995
From: hickey@oclc.org (Thomas Hickey)
Date: Wed, 27 Sep 1995 09:07:48 -0400
To: java-interest@java.sun.com
Cc: James_L_Meyers@andersen.com
We've run into a similar sounding problem. Although it turned
up while compiling large classes, it turned out to be a javac
bug having to do with 'new' and was reproducible with small
classes.
My suggestion is to do a binary chop on your source to find
where javac is blowing up. We were able to work around the
problem with 'new' by just moving it into another method.
--Th
>I was wondering if anybody can help me - It appears that a file I am compiling
in java is too large for the compiler to handle. I have already ran into the
problem of my run-time hotjava needing an 8 meg heap size to handle the
graphics for my application. Does anybody know how to use a larger heap size
or something for a compile time error. The error is that it gets to a certain
portion of my code and starts giving me warnings / errors that it didn't read
the lines after a certain point. Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated.
Jim from Andersen Consulting
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