Re: hi,all, How to avoid this Linking...warning below?

Bhaskar--

,so I try to modify the "*.ldf"file ,but not useful .

thank you.

You are trying to stuff more memory than you have allocated.
Either allocate more memory (if you have some to spare) to this section
or
reduce the size of what you are trying to fit into this area.

No Comments here.

BTW - it was very obvious what processor and development system you are
using - you did good by not bothering to write that kind of info.

:-) Did you guess the processor by any chance? Which is it?

--Bhooshan
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