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- From: Bruce <bruce@netvision.net.il>
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- Subject: Re: how can I make arrays larger than 64k?
- Date: Thu, 25 Jan 1996 11:45:29 +0200
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- Paul Langemeijer wrote:
- >
- > Hello,
- >
- > I am working on a simulation program that generates a large number of
- > complex points (1Meg). I used to write this data to a file, but
- > now I want to extend this program with a fourier transform of the data,
- > so I would like store the data in a large array.
- >
- > The function calloc doesnot provide enough memory to do this.
- > How can I use a larger part of the 8Mb memory in my pc for storage of
- > this array? Do I have to change the compiler settings? How?
- > Is there someone with a lot of experiency how can help me on this
- > one?
- >
- > I am using BorlandC++ for (DOS) pc.
- >
- > Thanks a lot!!
- >
- > Frederik de Jong
- >
- > Email:
- > fbdejong@nucleus.phys.uva.nl
- >
- > You must use dinamic memory allocation (pointers).
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