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I've been getting out of data space and out of memory errors.
The second time i run my program i get these.
Is there any way to clear the memory when the program starts. i searched the tutorials for this but couldn't find anything.(or is there any other way to get rid of these.)
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Use RESTORE to read DATA again. You cannot read beyond the end of DATA!
Memory errors could come from too large arrays to too large of a program. Try breaking the program up into SUB programs.
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i thought i fixed this when i found the CLEAR statement it worked at first.
Then i started doing more dim shared stuff and it returned is there a limit to how much there can be here?
if i dim shared stuff in subs could this work?
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Try the /ah command line option and use dynamic arrays (redim) if you haven't already.
It may be time for you to move on up to QB64 or Freebasic.
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Clear does NOT restore the DATA! If you have several DATA fields you can name them andv RESTORE the ones you need.
To name a DATA field use a line label:
MyData1:
DATA ,,,,,,,,,,
DATA ,,,,,,,,,,,
DATA ,,,,,,,,,,
When you READ the DATA you can restore that data field only:
RESTORE MyData
FOR i = 1 TO 20Â 'read 40 values using 2 variables
READ nam$, age%, address$
NEXT
I advise placing all DATA fields after the main program code has ended. That way, you don't accidentally go to the wrong DATA fields.