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I tried Quickbasic 4.5 (Qb4.5) and found out that the program 'works' there. Apparently size is not so much a problem there. However, the statement CALL ABSOLUTE causes the error message "Subprogram not defined". This statement did not cause that problem with the original QuickBasic compiler...

Thank you both for this helpful information, especially all the different compilers available now. Reprogramming is not always easy to do. In this particular case the large array is something that will stay active most of the time during the processing of the programming, because it will be used...

I had found the 314 Forum yesterday and posted my message there. Have already received important feedback from that. Once again, thank you all. All is now under control.

Sorry, first time user, and didn't know my question would end up in the wrong Forum.

When compiling my QBasic program I get the message that I have run out of memory. Is there any way one can write a program in QBasic that requires more than 64K memory? I need to use an array of the size A&(56,44,8), plus a lot of other material, but the A& array blows me out of the compiler...

When compiling my QBasic program I get the message that I have run out of memory. Is there any way one can write a program in QBasic that requires more than 64K memory? I need to use an array of the size A&(56,44,8), plus a lot of other material, but the A& array blows me out of the compiler...