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Error C032 Line 172: Variable limit exceeded: !?!?!
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Do you have quite a few variables defined? This text from the help file may point to your problem:
Up to 256 global variables of each data type can be defined in a single script. In addition, a user can define up to 256 global variable arrays for each of the data types. This allows the user to define up to 2048 unique global variables in a single script!
The number of local variables allowed is limited by the run-time stack space available at the time the procedure or function is called. In general, this should not be considered a limitation; the stack can grow as large as 64K, which would allow for over 15,000 integer variables! If the run-time stack cannot accommodate the space required by a procedure’s or function’s local variables, a stack overflow error will occur, and the script will terminate.
Up to 256 global variables of each data type can be defined in a single script. In addition, a user can define up to 256 global variable arrays for each of the data types. This allows the user to define up to 2048 unique global variables in a single script!
The number of local variables allowed is limited by the run-time stack space available at the time the procedure or function is called. In general, this should not be considered a limitation; the stack can grow as large as 64K, which would allow for over 15,000 integer variables! If the run-time stack cannot accommodate the space required by a procedure’s or function’s local variables, a stack overflow error will occur, and the script will terminate.
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