Hello All, This is my piece of code, while running this i am getting error. It throws output to some extend after that it is showing "HALT Execution"
pragma encoding, "UTF-8" string obj_typ, obj_id, Spec_status
// Outlinks can be iterated, since the source is already loaded // if (null modTarget) { /* put error handling here! */; continue }
// get target object
if (isDeleted oTgt) { /* error handling here! */; continue }
The Error is : "-R-I- DXL: <Line:0> DXL maximum instruction count reached (infinite loop?). Extend limit with pragma runLim,<count>."
How to resolve such errors PS: for small DOOR module it is running fine. UmangVarshney - Mon Jan 16 01:26:37 EST 2017 |
Re: Getting Error "DXL maximum instruction count reached (infinite loop?)" just do what the error message tells you. Add a line pragma runLim, <count> to your code. For <count>, you can either experiment or you disable the check by using 0 for <count> |
Re: Getting Error "DXL maximum instruction count reached (infinite loop?)" Mike.Scharnow - Mon Jan 16 02:13:44 EST 2017 just do what the error message tells you. Add a line pragma runLim, <count> to your code. For <count>, you can either experiment or you disable the check by using 0 for <count> if i am using pragma runLim, <count>, it is showing syntax error. And if i am using pragma runLim,"count", then following error is coming
-E- DXL: <Line:3> pragma (perm) expects an int argument
Please help. |
Re: Getting Error "DXL maximum instruction count reached (infinite loop?)" UmangVarshney - Mon Jan 16 02:41:21 EST 2017 if i am using pragma runLim, <count>, it is showing syntax error. And if i am using pragma runLim,"count", then following error is coming
-E- DXL: <Line:3> pragma (perm) expects an int argument
Please help. The <count> part is an integer indicating how long to run the code. 0 will run without stopping (unless there is a program exit), any other integer will cause the program to stop after that period. Refer to the dxl manual for fuller guidance. |
Re: Getting Error "DXL maximum instruction count reached (infinite loop?)" Bob_Swan - Mon Jan 16 03:57:16 EST 2017 The <count> part is an integer indicating how long to run the code. 0 will run without stopping (unless there is a program exit), any other integer will cause the program to stop after that period. Refer to the dxl manual for fuller guidance.
Thank you so much |