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From: "John Glanville" <John.Glanville@btinternet.com>
-----Original Message-----
From: Andrew Crowe <andrewcrowe@enterprise.net>
To: amos-list@onelist.com <amos-list@onelist.com>
Date: 28 September 1998 23:12
Subject: [amos-list] Re: Dim array() problem.
>From: Andrew Crowe <andrewcrowe@enterprise.net>
>
>Hi Everybody,
>
>On 28-Sep-98, Adam Parrott wrote something which is obviously worth
>replying to:
>> From: "Adam Parrott" <parrottsoft@usa.net>
>
>> While in AMOS lately I quickly compiled a program I was working on and
>ran
>> it. Much to my surprise, it didn't get past the first few instructions
>(it
>> returned an "Illegal function call"). I went back, did some debugging
>and
>> found it was a Dim statement I had made to an array. Here's an
>excerpt:
>
>> Set Buffer 1024..
>> Dim _VAR(G*5,G*5) (G=64)
>
>Ah yes, I had this problem too. It seems that AMOS doesn't like dim'ing
>anything with over a certain ammount of arays. The only way to get
>around this is using a memory bank insted.
>
> eg. Reserve as work 5,(G*5)*(G*5)+10
>
>This'll save memory and speed.
Yep! I try no to use Arrays if i can help it... but instead of using the
Amos reserve bank why no use a call and reserve memory through the propper
channels... its a lot better! I don't have the right call on me right now
but i'll be back!
>
>See ya.
>--
> Manta Soft - Amiga programing & web page designing
> Http://www.geocities.com/Eureka/Gold/1713/
>
> - --------------------- Quote of the day: ---------------------- -
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>-- Bill Gates
>
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