hanw...@gmail.com writes: > In LilyPond, the bulk of the warnings come from unsigned 64 bit sizes, > ie. vector and list sizes. > > In order to cause an error, you would have to create vector or list of > over 2G of > elements (on 32 bit architecture), so the unsigned size would be > converted to a negative integer. Since our objects > are all larger than a single byte, there isn't enough memory for this to > be possible. (The same holds for 64 bit, > except that you can't buy machines with that much RAM)
Reality check: my laptop is something like 10 years old and holds 16GB of RAM. -- David Kastrup
