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huge arrays
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John Starrett
2005-06-23 20:26:44 UTC
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Hi all. I am writing an application that requires huge arrays (I think).
I currently am filling eight arrays with 4096 numbers each. When I try
to put, say 8192 in each I get an "error 7 out of memory" message. I
have tried dimensioning the arrays as huge, but I get the same error
message. What am I doing wrong?

John Starrett
changling
2005-06-23 22:07:49 UTC
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Post by John Starrett
Hi all. I am writing an application that requires huge arrays (I think).
I currently am filling eight arrays with 4096 numbers each. When I try
to put, say 8192 in each I get an "error 7 out of memory" message. I
have tried dimensioning the arrays as huge, but I get the same error
message. What am I doing wrong?
John Starrett
first off, what version of the pb program are you using?
dos, windows, cc?
Michael Mattias
2005-06-23 22:23:09 UTC
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Post by John Starrett
Hi all. I am writing an application that requires huge arrays (I think).
I currently am filling eight arrays with 4096 numbers each. When I try
to put, say 8192 in each I get an "error 7 out of memory" message. I
have tried dimensioning the arrays as huge, but I get the same error
message. What am I doing wrong?
DO NOT CROSS POST LIKE THIS PLEASE! I gave you a good answer in
alt.lang.powerbasic. I didn't need to read the same question again.

MCM
Post by John Starrett
John Starrett
LoLo
2005-07-17 03:21:15 UTC
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Post by Michael Mattias
Post by John Starrett
Hi all. I am writing an application that requires huge arrays (I think).
I currently am filling eight arrays with 4096 numbers each. When I try
to put, say 8192 in each I get an "error 7 out of memory" message. I
have tried dimensioning the arrays as huge, but I get the same error
message. What am I doing wrong?
DO NOT CROSS POST LIKE THIS PLEASE! I gave you a good answer in
alt.lang.powerbasic. I didn't need to read the same question again.
MCM
Post by John Starrett
John Starrett
what's the big deal ?
there's not enough 'on topic' traffic in these groups to support either one
of them
Guy Macon
2005-07-20 08:48:01 UTC
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Post by LoLo
DO NOT [MULTI] POST LIKE THIS PLEASE! I gave you a good answer in
alt.lang.powerbasic. I didn't need to read the same question again.
what's the big deal ?
there's not enough 'on topic' traffic in these groups to support
either one of them
Pkease read this:

How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

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