It doesn't happen every day to find a new compiler error message. Here's one I didn't expect:
fatal error C1091: compiler limit: string exceeds 65535 bytes in length
I was about to complete my programming task when this error struck and I really needed a very long string. On VC++ 2003 compiler the limit is even smaller, 16 Kb.
The conclusion of this story: don't put the whole story of your life inside a C++ string constant!
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And how did u manage to pass throw?
I used a CString object and I appended chunks of the huge string to it. Another approach could use a large enough buffer and strcpy.
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