B.2.13 Program Too Large (NO)

• Compilation unit is too large to optimize. The compiler uses data structures to store a program internally while it is being optimized. In the process of optimization, the compiler creates new statements that also require storage, all in these same data structures. At times in the process of optimization, the remaining space in these data structures is checked. If there is insufficient space to continue the process, the program is not optimized, and is passed through unchanged. The general rule to follow in case this message occurs is to make the program smaller and run the smaller version through KAP. If further assistance is needed, contact the software vendor. This message rarely appears.