Does an Array have the maximum limit of dimension?

moonsboy 2015.10.12 02:44

I can't find it in the help instruction. Is it mentioned in the help instruction?

honest_knave 2015.10.12 07:06 #1

According to the documentation here:

The maximum admissible amount of dimensions in an array is four

moonsboy 2015.10.13 02:26 #2

honest_knave:

According to the documentation here:

The maximum admissible amount of dimensions in an array is four

Sorry for my wrong expression.

I mean the maximum limit of one dimension Array. I can't find it in the help instruction. Is it mentioned in the help instruction?

Keith Watford 2015.10.13 05:32 #3

I think that it is 100 million for globally declared arrays

There is a 512kb limit on the amount of memory assigned to locally declared variables, so it could depend on what the array is storing.

moonsboy 2015.10.14 00:55 #4

GumRai:

I think that it is 100 million for globally declared arrays

There is a 512kb limit on the amount of memory assigned to locally declared variables, so it could depend on what the array is storing.

Thank you. May I know where you got it?

Keith Watford 2015.10.14 01:59 #5

jollydragon:
Thank you. May I know where you got it?

I got an error when compiling some code with a very large Array range one time. As the error stated that it was too large for a locally declared variable, I tried declaring it globally and found that there was no error. Just out of curiosity I tried a larger array size until I found that 100 million was the maximum.

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moonsboy 2015.10.15 01:38 #6

GumRai:
I got an error when compiling some code with a very large Array range one time. As the error stated that it was too large for a locally declared variable, I tried declaring it globally and found that there was no error. Just out of curiosity I tried a larger array size until I found that 100 million was the maximum.

Thank you very much for the sharing.

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