I am trying to port my C ++ library to g ++ using a rudimentary makefile (it compiles well in Visual Studio). The part I'm trying to compile now measures about 45,000 lines of code.
The library itself compiles in order, but when I try to include it in the console's iterface application, the compiler resets the following message and nothing else:
cc1plus.exe: out of memory allocating 838860800 bytes
This happens when I include the main title of the project (which is generated by the machine and not tied to a repo, see here in Gist ).
I realized that this is because the title is too large, but I noticed that other projects have comprehensive titles like this and do not suffer from these problems. I tried to remove all unnecessary things (about 1/3, the rest was necessary to compile the application) from the header, and the problem continued. I also noticed that the number in the error message did not change at all, so I believe that there is some singular problem causing the error, and not caused by the explicit amount of code.
Using a regular template is very small, but the code that I compile does not look any great.
I am using g ++ 4.8.1 under mingw32 on Windows 8.1 x64 with 16 GB of RAM. The code is compiled using -std=c++98 .
How to find the code causing this problem? g ++ does not provide me with any diagnostic information to suggest a reason, even with the -v switch ( this is what it returns ).
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