too many file to compile

[juan_rubio-ramirez]

Hi all

I am compiling with Intel Fortran compiler 10.1.011 Intel 64

and I get the following error

mt.exe : general error c101008d: Failed to write the updated manifest to the
resource of file "D:\Mydataduke\paper\new_
EZ_correlation\fortran\main\x64\debug\copy of fortran.exe". 
Not enough storage is available to process this command.


My code has more than 10.000 files because i need to build a big matrix which each entry is a function of several inputs. 
Building this matrix takes, as I said, 10000 files. 

I could send the code to anyone that needs to give a look to it.

Also that error occurred when using debug. Do you think that release will help?

Thanks

Juan

my email is juan.rubio-ramirez@duke.edu

Thanks

[DavidWhite]

Juan,

You do not need each function to be in its own file. You can have multiple functions in a file, so you could cut down considerably the number of files in use.

David

[juan_rubio-ramirez]

Dear David

This functions are very big. so they need to be in different files because there is a limit on the # of characters that a given file can have. In fact, from those 10.000 files, 5000 of them is a single function that i have to split in different files.

Thanks

[Steven_L_Intel1]

The error is occurring in the Microsoft Manifest Tool. You could turn off generation and use of manifest files in the project Linker properties and the error would probably go away, with no harm done.