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/* USMID:  "\n@(#)5.0_pl/macros/messages.m      5.1     04/29/99 21:22:31\n" */
 

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/* EXPANDED_MSG_SIZE   This is the maximum length a message can be once all   */
/*                     arguments have been expanded.  The value was chosen    */
/*                     strictly on the basis of "it was large enough".        */
/* FINAL_MSG_SIZE      The maximum total length of a message when all the     */
/*                     parts are added together.                              */
/* MAX_ERR_LIMIT       The default maximum number of messages that will be    */
/*                     issued.  The compiler keeps going after the limit is   */
/*                     exceeded but no more messages appear.                  */
/* MAX_HDR_SIZE        The maximum length of the program/file/line/column     */
/*                     info output with a message.  Again, the value was      */
/*                     chosen because it was "big enough".                    */
/* MAX_MSG             The largest message number allowed.                    */
/* MAX_FE_MSG          The largest message number allocated to the front-end. */
/* MAX_FOLDER_MSG      The largest message number allocated to the folder.    */
/* ORIG_MSG_SIZE       Enforced by psm.  That is, this is the message length  */
/*                     limit used by psm when a new message is entered.       */
/* LAST_MSG_QUEUE_SIZE This is the size of the queue used to hold information */
/*                     about already issued messages.  It prevents duplicate  */
/*                     messages from being issued when reset_lex is called.   */

# define EXPANDED_MSG_SIZE      500
# define FINAL_MSG_SIZE         (MAX_HDR_SIZE + EXPANDED_MSG_SIZE) 
# define LAST_MSG_QUEUE_SIZE    5
# define MAX_ERR_LIMIT          100 
# define MAX_HDR_SIZE           (MAX_FILE_NAME_SIZE + MAX_FILE_NAME_SIZE)
# define MAX_MSG                9999 
# define MAX_FE_MSG             1999 
# define MAX_FOLDER_MSG         2099
# define ORIG_MSG_SIZE          256             


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