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Memory limit
« Thread started on: Mar 23rd, 2014, 12:00am »
LBB's (v2.53) memory limit is similar to that of LB 4.04. For example in both cases a numeric array with 8 million elements can be successfully created but one with 10 million elements cannot (LBB reports a DIM space error and LB 4.04 reports a system primitive failed error).
However in LBB there is a simple way of overcoming the limit on the size of an array: use REDIM rather than DIM! If you use REDIM you can create an array with 100 million elements or more, if you have sufficient RAM:
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