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From: Federico Feller (fliafeller_at_[hidden])
Date: 2006-06-30 14:07:07


Russell, thanks for your answer. I've tried removing
the template specifications, but it didn't solve the
problem. Unfortunally I had to stop using the
serialization library and try something else.

Cheers

Federico

--- Russell Hind <rh_gmane_at_[hidden]> wrote:

> Federico Feller wrote:
> >
> > After doing that, I tried to compile the code and
> got
> > the following error from the compiler:
> >
> > [C++ Fatal Error] if.hpp(72): F1008 Out of memory
> >
>
> I have lots of problems using serialization under
> BCB6. Only with our
> large data structures of many nested classes. A lot
> of our issues have
> to do with inline expansions in release builds so
> disabling these helps,
> but I have still got to the stage where we get
> problems even in debug
> builds.
>
> We get internal compiler errors. My guess is that
> the amount of
> template code generated is just too much for the
> compiler, as simple,
> small, classes serialize fine, but bigger ones can
> be pushed over the
> edge by adding one more member to the list.
>
> My best guess for us at a solution is to stop
> functions being template
> based. I.e. if you know your class gets serialized
> to binary archives
> only, create non-template functions that don't have
> to have
> implementations in the header, and split them
> accross translation units
> such as
>
> void serialize_part1(binary_oarchive& boa);
> void serialize_part2(binary_oarchive& boa);
>
> I haven't tried this yet, but it is the only way I
> can think of to
> reduce the load on the compiler. The serialization
> library does stress
> the compiler quite badly because of the amount of
> inline-able and
> template based code.
>
> Cheers
>
> Russell
>
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