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This may seem like an idiotic question, and I hope this hasn't been answered before, but I'm making a big game and I need to know: What is the max number of variables you can declare in FreeBASIC? I just don't want to end up getting an out of memory error.
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Your code can use the free OS memory plus the swapfile / pagingfile max = 2GB on 32bit OS's 2GB code 2GB data.
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In other words....
If you have a number that gives you an out of memory error then you shouldn't have that number to begin with =P
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I got a out of memory error only by dimming up to 10,000,000+ for a few vars (Playing around, mind),. but really,. that much shouldn't be needed....
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