I guess the limitation is determined by the C++/C language. As I recalled from some textbooks, 256 Max. arguments in one function call in C++ and 128 in C.
But I guess nobody writes a function with tens of arguments. I did write a configuration function as ioc shell with 9 arguments which works well.
Yong
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>I remember there used to be a limitation for the number of arguments in
>a single ioc shell command (configuration for example). What exact
>number is it since R3.14.11 release or is there a one please?
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