Maximum code segment size before SEGBIG warning
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WTSupported in traditional Synergy on Windows
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USupported on UNIX
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VSupported on OpenVMS
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MAX_SEGBIG enables you to cause a SEGBIG warning based on a user-defined value.
Value
The maximum size of a code segment before a SEGBIG warning is generated.
Discussion
When a program segment exceeds 65535, a fatal SEGBIG error occurs. MAX_SEGBIG allows you to specify a smaller size for which you would like to receive a warning. If MAX_SEGBIG is set, a level 3 W_SEGBIG warning will occur for each code segment that exceeds the specified value.
Setting location
The environment.
Used by
Traditional compiler
Examples
On UNIX,
MAX_SEGBIG=50000 ;export MAX_SEGBIG
