KRC0724

Common Causes

• String literal declared with more than 2060 characters in a single constant definition
• Concatenation of multiple string constants resulting in a combined length exceeding 2060 characters
• Large text blocks or data embedded directly as string constants instead of using external files
• Copy-paste errors creating unintentionally long string values in the source code
• Multi-line string definitions with excessive whitespace or comments included in the string value

Troubleshooting Steps

1. 1Locate the offending string constant in the KRL source code by reviewing compiler error messages and line numbers
2. 2Count the character length of the string constant to confirm it exceeds 2060 characters
3. 3Split the oversized string into multiple smaller string constants, each under 2060 characters
4. 4Use string concatenation operators to combine the split strings when the program executes
5. 5For very large text data, consider storing the content in an external file and reading it at runtime using file I/O functions
6. 6Recompile the program after modifications and verify the alarm code no longer appears