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Hi all,
I built a softwaare (4 finite elements) and now that i solved all
maths troubles i'm trying to expand some informatic skills.
I call EXE file from cmd (under XP) and i made bad discoveries like
that string for argvector must be not more than 127 chars long...
I solved all except 1 thing:
I'm using Borland TC with compact size for stack dimension (with bigger
sizes EXES raise windows ferocity) and I mallocated dynamic vectors in
usual way...
but is that possible that i can't reach 7*400*sizeof(float)=11200 bytes
I presume without getting memory overflow or application frozen?????
And why i can't succed in writing
int _stklen = desidered dimension;???
Anyone had the same problem under XP?
How to allocate big memory blocks? My program is at least 300 times
faster than Matlab solvers....but as long as i can't work on big
instances this computational power gets useless
Thanks in advance
I built a softwaare (4 finite elements) and now that i solved all
maths troubles i'm trying to expand some informatic skills.
I call EXE file from cmd (under XP) and i made bad discoveries like
that string for argvector must be not more than 127 chars long...
I solved all except 1 thing:
I'm using Borland TC with compact size for stack dimension (with bigger
sizes EXES raise windows ferocity) and I mallocated dynamic vectors in
usual way...
but is that possible that i can't reach 7*400*sizeof(float)=11200 bytes
I presume without getting memory overflow or application frozen?????
And why i can't succed in writing
int _stklen = desidered dimension;???
Anyone had the same problem under XP?
How to allocate big memory blocks? My program is at least 300 times
faster than Matlab solvers....but as long as i can't work on big
instances this computational power gets useless
Thanks in advance