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     MPC fatal error MP1045
 
     too many globals referenced by p-code function at 'address'
 
     The maximum number of unique global variables referenced by a
     p-code function was exceeded. A maximum of 255 unique global
     variables can be referenced by a p-code function.
 
     To find the function that caused this error, look up the given
     map address in the .MAP file generated from the executable file.
     To generate a .MAP file, use the CL /Fm command-line option or the
     LINK /MAP command-line option.
 
     To correct this error, either recompile the routine at the
     specified map address to native code or split the function into
     subfunctions that reference fewer global variables.