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Keywords: remarks
Sometimes when 64 kb is reached, it would be useful for the compiler to ignore it.
This is useful. For example, our setup program is 95K uncompiled, and it compiles down to about 58K.
The compiler can ignore single line comments and leading and trailing spaces. But it keep the comments at the end of a line as it is a parsing nightmare, especially with substitution.
The algorithm to remove comments on the end of the line is very difficult.
Article ID: W12777
Filename: Compiler Removes Remarks.txt
File Created: 1999:04:15:16:49:34
Last Updated: 1999:04:15:16:49:34