what is needed to implement a memory table?

[monkeydragon]

what is needed to implement a memory table, that will be accessed later
via reference "label".
for example,
i read the NUMBER of DATA the table will have and along with it the
DATA itself in a binary file.

and Using some kind of addressing, how would the table of DATA values
be accessed?

Regards,
krby_xtrm

 

[Neelesh Bodas]

what is needed to implement a memory table, that will be accessed later
via reference "label".

What does that mean?

for example,
i read the NUMBER of DATA the table will have and along with it the
DATA itself in a binary file.

Ok, nice.

and Using some kind of addressing, how would the table of DATA values
be accessed?

Accessed from where?
Nothing is clear from above.

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[Karl Heinz Buchegger]

what is needed to implement a memory table, that will be accessed later
via reference "label".
for example,
i read the NUMBER of DATA the table will have and along with it the
DATA itself in a binary file.

and Using some kind of addressing, how would the table of DATA values
be accessed?

Can you rephrase that question as it is not clear (at least) for
me what you are asking. If you provide some example, things
are often easier to explain.

From the above I could guess you are looking for a std::map, but I may
be totally wrong also.

 

[monkeydragon]

accessed by the application itself, but it will be creating as many
tables that it might not be easy to manage. (the tables of values)

so for example:
DO_THE_TABLE_MACRO(&CURRENT_TABLE_LOCATOR);
// this in turn will create the table reading starting from the
"CURRENT_TABLE_LOCATOR" in the FILE
// and then update the CURRENT_TABLE_LOCATOR

take a look:
http://tinypic.com/imjpd3.jpg

 

[Karl Heinz Buchegger]

accessed by the application itself, but it will be creating as many
tables that it might not be easy to manage. (the tables of values)

so for example:
DO_THE_TABLE_MACRO(&CURRENT_TABLE_LOCATOR);
// this in turn will create the table reading starting from the
"CURRENT_TABLE_LOCATOR" in the FILE
// and then update the CURRENT_TABLE_LOCATOR

take a look:
http://tinypic.com/imjpd3.jpg

Sorry. I still not sure what you are asking for.

From the image, it seems you are looking for an array of arrays.

 

[monkeydragon]

Yes that's right, but i have just solved that problem a while ago...

THx.

MKD