Renesas Technology, Tools FAQs
Last Updated: December 20, 2002
Document Number: 02120503_e
Q.
When I execute a compile, the following error occurs: "internal error: object table overflow".
A.
The object table overflow error often occurs when too many symbols (function names, variable names, etc.) are described within
one C language file.
In this case, either reduce the number of symbols or specify the -XX option at the compile. A maximum of number of 10,000
symbols are acceptable without specifying the -XX option.
-XX option specification example: set the max. number of symbols to 20,000.
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% cc32R -c -XX=20000 file.c
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[Note]
Be careful not to set an excessively large number as -XX. An excessive number of symbols may cause an "out of memory,
cannot allocate object table" error to occur.
For more details, please refer to Section 3.2.1 Command Options in the M3T-CC32R User's Manual (C Compiler).
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