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From: lgfbsd@be-well.ilk.org
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Subject: Re: jadetex problems on handbook
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sziszi@petra.hos.u-szeged.hu (Szilveszter Adam) writes:

> Scrap that. Increase 'strings' to some high value. (maybe 2x as much)

I'd even done that.  It has no effect on the error, which indicates
that TeX is running out of strings at 51,918.  The teTeX default is
15,000, and I had set max_strings to 70,000 (as recommended) months
ago.  When I saw the failure, I increased it as high as 150,000, but
the value in the error message stayed the same.

I don't think any process limits are relevant.  Aside from their being
fairly maximal to start with, I'm pretty sure the process would be
taking a signal instead of hitting an error condition that is
detectable in-line.  I can't think of anything else to check.

 - Lowell Gilbert


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