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What do "Bytes Available" and "Bytes Free" mean?
 
"Bytes Available" represents the initial amount of compiler workspace
available for storing the symbol table and line number table, and
working storage for code generation and optimization. "Bytes Free"
represents the remaining amount of compiler workspace after the compile
process is complete.