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Jun 5th, 2019, 04:33 PM
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Error at compiling: Not enough memory
Hello!
I have a VB6 project with really many modules and classes and forms.
Some days ago I got a "code too long" (or something like that) error because the compiled code of a module would exceed 64 kb.
That was perfectly understandable.
But now I got a different error very often:
When I type a line, the VB6 IDE tells me "Error at compiling: Not enough memory"
Please not that this is not a runtime error, but a message from the VB6 IDE.
When this happens, I can not type anything else anymore. I need to close VB6 and restart it.
Then I actually need to remove some code in order to be able to type new code. Given the fact that I barely have an redudant code, that's quite a challenge.
Can anybody confirm that is a "valid" error that occurs when a project is really huge, or could there be a different error underneath?
Thank you!
Last edited by tmighty2; Jun 5th, 2019 at 04:39 PM.
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