#include limitations?

[Jim C Ashby]

How many #include statements can your compiler handle?

My program containes 96 #includes but once I reached 100, it started to fail.

Is this a limit?

[PCM programmer]

I don't think anyone has ever tested this limit before.
I checked a few of our major projects here, and the most we use
is about 20 #include statements per project. That's roughly 10 .c
modules and the associated .h file for each.

You may be hitting a compiler limit, or possibly an operating system limit.
I would consolidate a few of the modules.

[Jim C Ashby]

I have combined a lot of #includes and have resolved this issue at this time.

I have become acustom to breaking out my code to place each major function in it's own function call within it's own name.c file, it just makes programming with a structured environment easier.

Thanks!