Compiler Option: -maxerr
Set maximum number of errors to report before aborting compilation
Syntax
`
-maxerr < value | "inf" >
`
Parameters
`value | "inf"`
Specifies the maximum number of errors or no maximum if "inf" is given instead of a value.
Description
The `-maxerr` compiler option sets the maximum number of errors the compiler must find before stopping. The default is 10. If inf, for infinite, is specified the compiler continues until it finds the end of the source. Useful if an IDE is parsing the error messages.
`-maxerr` only applies to compiler errors (therefore excluding compiler warnings, linker/assembler errors and other third party errors).
See also

- Using the Command Line