MSVS 2010 和 C++ 标准的构建问题

我正在尝试使用 msvs 2010 构建在以下 git 中找到的项目:

https://github.com/Joonhwan/exprtk

问题是当我注释掉 exprtk.hpp 文件中的第 48 行 '#define exprtk_lean_and_mean' 时，我收到以下编译器错误:

错误 1 ??错误 C1128:节数超出目标文件格式限制:使用/bigobj 编译

谷歌搜索错误，似乎表明编译的翻译单元已编译为大于任意限制的内容，并且在命令行中添加bigobj"应该可以解决问题(确实如此).使用 gcc (4.3) 编译代码，工作正常.

我的问题是:

1. c++ 是否对翻译单元中可以包含的类型数量设置了限制?

2. 这个项目的代码布局方式是不是不好?(在谷歌搜索时我注意到很多 boost 库都有同样的问题，例如:Boost.Sprit)

解决方案

c++ 是否对翻译单元中的类型数量有限制?

请注意，对于特定实现，此类参数的最大值是开放的.该标准仅强制实施必须支持的最低要求.实现将记录它支持的最大值，在这种情况下，MSVC 实现就是这样做的.

这些是在 C++ 标准的一个特殊部分中定义的.

附件 B - 实施数量

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1. 因为计算机是有限的，所以C++的实现必然是有限的在程序的大小上，他们可以成功处理.每实施应记录那些已知限制.这文档可能会引用固定限制它们存在的地方，说如何计算作为函数的可变限制可用资源，或者说是固定的限制不存在或未知.

2. 限制可能会限制数量，包括以下描述的数量或其他.括号内的数字如下每个数量被推荐为该数量的最低限度.但是，这些数量只是指导方针并且不确定合规性.
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I'm trying to build, using msvs 2010 the project found at the following git:

https://github.com/Joonhwan/exprtk

The problem is when I comment out the line 48 '#define exprtk_lean_and_mean' in exprtk.hpp file, I get the following compiler error:

Error   1   error C1128: number of sections exceeded object file format limit : compile with /bigobj

Googling the error, seems to indicate the the compiled translation unit has compiled to something larger than an arbitariy limit, and adding 'bigobj' to the command line should fix the problem (which it does). Compiling the code with gcc (4.3), works without a glitch.

My questions are:

1. Does c++ place a limit on the number of types that can be had in a translation unit?

2. Is the way the code is laid out in this project bad practice? (when googling I noticed a lot of boost libraries have the same problem eg: Boost.Sprit)

解决方案

Does c++ place a limit on the number of types that can be had in a translation unit?

Note that the maximum values of such parameters are left open for particular implementations. The standard only enforces minimum requirements that must be supported by an implementation. An implementation will document the maximum values it supports and in this case MSVC implementation does so.

These are defined in a special section of the C++ standard.

Annex B - Implementation quantities

1. Because computers are finite, C + + implementations are inevitably limited in the size of the programs they can successfully process. Every implementation shall document those limitations where known. This documentation may cite fixed limits where they exist, say how to compute variable limits as a function of available resources, or say that fixed limits do not exist or are unknown.

2. The limits may constrain quantities that include those described below or others. The bracketed number following each quantity is recommended as the minimum for that quantity. However, these quantities are only guidelines and do not determine compliance.
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