The definitions in Vermont Views, including macros, use significant compiler space. Function prototypes also use significant compiler space when prototype checking is enabled.
You may find that in combination, the messages, prototypes, and other system definitions consume sufficient memory so that you may be unable to compile a moderate-sized module.
If you encounter a compiler error due to insufficient memory, you can solve it by either (1) breaking the program module into two parts or (2) using a large-version compiler.
