(resent, because Google blocked the attachment)

From replies off list, I heard, that big input files are not a problem. Good to know, thank you.

For the crash on the big method, I investigated and created an input file which reproduces the problem (attached as bigMethod.gs). The log is attached as well.

My theory was wrong. It seems not to be a problem with many literals in a method, but something else.

When I input the file in a Topaz shell (on windows), it works seamless and the method can be called.

Steps:

1. Login to topaz
2. enter ‘output push c:\image\bigMethod.log’[CR]
3. enter ‘input c:\image\bigMethod.gs’[CR]
4. all fine!

But if I do the same with a batch file which uses the script loadBigMethod.tpz (attached),

The Topaz window opens, it stays there for about 10 seconds (the step 3 above took no time) and the crashes (Windows pops up with “the program does not work anymore…” or something like that (I have a German version).

Any idea?

Thanks

Config data (running on Windows 10):

|    PROGRAM: topaz, Linear GemStone Interface (Remote Session)               |

|    VERSION: 3.3.5, Thu May  4 11:44:37 2017                                 |

|      BUILD: gss64_3_3_x_branch-41643                                        |

|  BUILT FOR: x86-64/Windows7                                                 |

|       MODE: 64 bit                                                          |

| RUNNING ON: 4-CPU haider-pc: Unknown CPU, Windows NT 6.2 build 9200         |