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    Default fatal: out of memory (pbpwdemo.exe)

    I tried changing compatibility options as suggested in other threads, I have no viruses, yet still nothing is working to allow me to compile my program.

    Any ideas to fix this issue.

    Thanks,
    AA

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    I have found that when I compile a *.pbp file I get the out of memory error, but when I compile the *.bas file everything compiles fine.

    Does anyone know why this is the case.

    Thanks,
    AA

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    Angry The error is back!

    Yesterday I compiled a simple blinking LED program by making it a *.bas file, and today I wrote a simple chasing LED program and saved it as a *.bas and it gave me the out of memory error again.

    Code below.

    help!!
    Thanks
    AA

    ledposition var byte

    Main:
    ledposition = 0

    if ledpositon <= 3 then
    PORTB.ledposition = 1
    pause 250
    PORTB.ledposition = 0
    ledposition = ledposition + 1
    end if

    goto main

    end

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    Hi AA,

    I think most people here on the forum have the full version of PBP or PBC. And those with the demo version are usually asking questions instead of answering them.

    You'll probably get a quicker answer by sending an email to [email protected]

    They're very helpfull, and usually respond very quickly.
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    Quote Originally Posted by akathewb
    ...and it gave me the out of memory error again.
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    Hi AA,


    What gave you this error, your Operating System XP, Win98 vs.? or your compiler? Most likely it is from your OS because compiler does not give an error mesage like that, thus it has nothing to do with your code.

    What is the exact error message?


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    Talking Error problem solved, I think!

    I believe this error message was happening, because of a networking issue. You see I have been using my MYDOCUMENTS folder for saving all my programming files, and this folder is synched to the company server. I believe there is some kind of conflict with this network setup that is not allowing the compiled files to be created in a the mydocuments folder, because as soon as I created a new folder in the root directory and saved my program file to it, everything compiled fine.

    Thanks for all your responses everyone
    AA

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