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Hi, I'm trying to load in a 10,000 x 10,000 matrix of chars (so about 100MB), but my program keeps crashing. I can define the array at 100 x 10,000, but as soon as I try 1,000x10,000 it crashes. ...

Okay, so reading in is good with an array [1..10000][1..10000] of bits for 12.5 megs.

Determining the hamming distance between each of these vectors will require another array [1..10000][1..10000]...

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It involves 10,000 vectors of 10,000 bits each. I'm not used to dealing with this much info. My...

Thanks for the reply ... just to clarify, fieldPos[x] is actually a 2 dimentional 50x50 array??

hi, i'm looking to pass the array fieldPos[9][50][50] into a function which then changes some of the values of fieldPos[x] (ie want to pass one of 9 possible 50 by 50 maps into the function) and...

i don't know ... my program is static, there is no user input, so it should be the same every time. basically it reads in a file and outputs some text based on that file. even if the file changes,...

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I'm applying for a job .. I submitted a puzzle that works very well, but got an email back saying that they couldn't compile it. i am using mingw / msys to compile and run my...

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if i replace null with EOF i get "warning: comparison between pointer and integer"

how can i check for blank lines? i tried "\n" instead of NULL but my program crashes

here is my actal code...

I'm trying to read a series of ASCII maps from a file, each map is separated by a blank line, and is preceeded by a value (which is needed)

ie.




15
xxxxxxxaaxxxxxxx
xxxaaaaaaaxxxxx

thanks, fflush(stdout); works great. i do have printf ("\n"); in the loop twice, but fflush seems to do the trick. thanks for the help.

-Sean

i don't have code on me right now, but basically my program goes through a nested loop many times, each time printing out about 10 lines of text. what happens right now is that instead of printing...

Hey all, this should be a one line answer, but i can't find out how to do it. when i run a program, the output usually comes out in bunches, like nothing for 20 secs, then a ton of output, then...