Are there any limitations? I'm trying to store 4000 sentences to memory and things keep crashing. Worked fine in FreeBSD though. Any ideas what I'm screwing up?
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Are there any limitations? I'm trying to store 4000 sentences to memory and things keep crashing. Worked fine in FreeBSD though. Any ideas what I'm screwing up?
perhaps your code is broken.
I too would go with the broken code idea - 4K sentences should be easy, memory wise at least.
If you dance barefoot on the broken glass of undefined behaviour, you've got to expect the occasional cut.
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DJGPP is a DOS compiler. Free Windows compilers include Dev-C++ (includes IDE), MinGW (no IDE), or the Visual C++ Toolkit (no IDE).
Dev-C++ is not a compiler, it is jus tan IDE. The package just happens to come with MingW.