How can I correct the error "too many global arguments in file"?

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Hi,
I worked in C++. I wrote several functions and use only 13 integer global variables.
the error message:
"too many global arguments in file"
appears and the cursor appears at the end line of one of my functions.

Can you help me, please.

What I have tried:

I tried to delete the function within it the error appear but the error sill appears in another function.

Posted 20-Apr-16 10:36am

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Updated 20-Apr-16 21:05pm

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Dave Kreskowiak 20-Apr-16 16:50pm

You probably have mismatched { } somewhere. There's really no way anyone can tell you where. You have to go through code in the file and make sure every { }, [ ], and ( ) are matched up properly.

Member 11768130 20-Apr-16 17:26pm

I will try to correct. thank you very much

nv3 20-Apr-16 18:43pm

Probably the correct solution, Dave. Why don't you go ahead and post it as such.

Patrice T 20-Apr-16 19:56pm

What about showing the code ?

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KarstenK · Answer 1 · 2016-04-20T21:05:00

You dont need to use so many global variables. Global data becomes a horror when you have multi-threading.

Define a class (or a struct) which holds your data. This will simplify your code and you find the bug. And you can init all data and have some nice output for debuggging and saving to disk.