Re: Maximum number of variables reached?

[Mats Bengtsson]

As far as I know, there should be no limits on number of
variables or number of anything else. Try to run with the
extra flag
lilypond --verbose ...
and check what the output says.

  /Mats

Rick Hansen (aka RickH) wrote:

> I've made a \include file of chord fret diagrams that could possibly contain
> about 10,000 assignment variables when I'm all done.
>
> I've been testing this \include file with about 150 variables and it fails
> to compile, but when I reduce the number of variables to about 80 or so the
> same unchanged source file compiles just fine with fewer variables.
>
> Is there a maximum number of variables that I can use in a lp \include file?
>
> The last message to the console says "parsing..." then in about 7 seconds
> the process ends but no ps or pdf is created.  When I reduce the size of the
> \include file then it compiles just fine in a few seconds.
>
> If there is a maximum number of variables, then I'll have to wait for the
> macro pre-processor availability in a future release instead of using
> variables I guess.
>
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