Recently ran into the Following error while making some types.

Fixed or Static data can't be larger then 64k

Is there a way around this?

nm, Mesiah helped to solve problem already.

[quote author=ObsidianWolf link=board=31;threadid=4817;start=0#msg40347 date=1074617498]
nm, Mesiah helped to solve problem already.
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So share problem and your resolution. Help other people learn.

Well I was using way too many variants(being lazy). He suggested not using variant as to they are not as efficient. Took the time out to figure what I needed for each variable to work better.

I was using a Public Type to hold data grabbed from a config file and other files. The main problem was the array. Too many large arrarys within the type.

After I changed the variables to values that helped slim down memory usage and added errorhandlng. Worked tons better.

[quote author=ObsidianWolf link=board=31;threadid=4817;start=0#msg40341 date=1074615432]
Recently ran into the Following error while making some types.

Fixed or Static data can't be larger then 64k

Is there a way around this?
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...or you could use C++ and just overload. C++ is better anyways (even though I suck at it).

[quote author=R.a.B.B.i.T link=board=31;threadid=4817;start=0#msg40396 date=1074640914]
[quote author=ObsidianWolf link=board=31;threadid=4817;start=0#msg40341 date=1074615432]
Recently ran into the Following error while making some types.

Fixed or Static data can't be larger then 64k

Is there a way around this?
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...or you could use C++ and just overload. C++ is better anyways (even though I suck at it).
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Or he could not waste his time learning a language that is overkill for what he's doing.

Im just sprouting forth from VB'Newbness and someone suggests that I should go be a c++ newb... figures