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- Subject: Memory and Borland C++ ... Urgent
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- From: Unknown@Unknown.cc.com (Mystery)
- Date: Wed, 27 Mar 1996 00:46:42 GMT
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- Hi, I need some advice... I have to do a project for a class here.
- And need to find the effectiveness of different sorting algorithms.
- Have to find the total number of compares and switches in the
- different algorithms. I have to do this for 10, 50, 100, 1000, 2500,
- 5000, and 10000 size arrays. These arrays are integer arrays of
- random numbers that I need to sort. I am okay up to 1000 and then
- when I try to do above that I am getting errors. Anyone know of a way
- to get around this stupid limit. As I don't want to have to get on
- the schools *slow* unix machines to run these sorts.
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- Thanks
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- Jim Wilson
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