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I do not believe this is a compiler bug. While compiler input
may by theoretically unbounded, all practical compilers have
practical limitations that often depend, in part, on the
amount of memory on your particular system. This is one
reason for import and include mechanisms.
As I understand the stack trace, the exception occured
during an attempt to reallocate memory (ie, move an object
to a larger block). (Including Python's exception trace would
make this clearer). I presume debug mode uses more memory
so you hit the limit sooner with that mode.
Your solutions are to either 1) add more memory to your
computer (should probably work) or try on a system with
more memory or 2) break your source into more modules
(certain to work if the problem is, indeed, simply running out
of memory). 250K is not merely big but huge. The largest
file in the standard lib is under 100K and the median is around
10K.
Unless you have more reason to think this a bug, please
withdraw or close.
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