How to solve "Out of Memory" during script compilation?

[Gregory McLeod]

I have a script which I have recently added a few lines to and now it tells me that it ran out of memory when assembling the byte-code.

What can I look for in the code which would cause such a problem?

I do not want to split the code into more than one script if I can avoid it.

Would resequencing the many global variables at the beginning of the code so that variables of like type are together do it?

[Gregory McLeod]

Please ignore this plea for help.

For some reason the compilation had been done as LSL and not Mono which works.

Why it reverted to LSL I don't know.

[Innula Zenovka]

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Gregory McLeod wrote:

Why it reverted to LSL I don't know.

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If you close a script that doesn't compile, it both sets itself to not running and unchecks the Mono box.   Could that be it?

 

 

[Gregory McLeod]

Yes of course for the compilations after the first failure your answer is exactly correct.

I was just puzzled by the first failure after editing the script.

I possibly unchecked the Mono box, but I do not remember doing it.

All is well now work is progressing.