1.4.2
Limits of Assembler
Table 1.2 shows the translation limits of the assembler.
Source programs must be created to fall within these translation limits.
Table 1.2 | Translation Limits of Assembler |
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1
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Number of characters in one line
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32760
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2
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Symbol length
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Number of characters in one line*1
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3
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Number of symbols
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Unlimited
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4
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Number of externally referenced symbols
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Unlimited
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5
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Number of externally defined symbols
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Unlimited
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6
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Maximum size for a section
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0FFFFFFFFH bytes
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7
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Number of sections
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65265 (with debugging information) or 65274 (without debugging information)
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8
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File include
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Nesting levels of 30
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9
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String length
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Number of characters in one line*1
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10
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Number of characters in a file name
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Number of characters in one line*1
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11
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Number of characters in an environment variable setting
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2048 bytes
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12
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Number of macro definitions
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65535
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13
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Number of characters in a subcommand file
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32767*2
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14
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Number of characters in one line of a subcommand file
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2048
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Notes 1. | The limit may become a smaller value depending on the string length specified in the same line. |
Notes 2. | The limit may become a smaller value because this value includes the number of characters for other assembler options. |