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Is there a limit on the number of object files for VC++ 2003 with IVF ?
I am trying to port a very large program with about 4,000 fortran source code files to build a Win32 DLL.
The linker is giving me an error message about trying to find a
non-existent object file.
Thanks,
Lynn
I am trying to port a very large program with about 4,000 fortran source code files to build a Win32 DLL.
The linker is giving me an error message about trying to find a
non-existent object file.
Thanks,
Lynn
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I believe there is a limit on the length of the string passed to the Microsoft linker, in case that is what you have in mind.
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I suspect that there is a maximum limit on the size of the arguments passed to the linker.
I am in the process of splitting the files into static libraries.
Thanks,
Lynn
I am in the process of splitting the files into static libraries.
Thanks,
Lynn
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