A memory question

[poison.summer@gmail.com]

Hello it takes about 30M memory to run my program.
Can anyone give me some suggestions on why it costs so much memory?
Thanks a lot!

[Artie Gold]

Re: A memory question

poison.summer@g mail.com wrote:[color=blue]
> Hello it takes about 30M memory to run my program.
> Can anyone give me some suggestions on why it costs so much memory?
> Thanks a lot!
>[/color]
It's obviously due to what you're doing on line 42.

[Seriously, though, how would *anyone* know -- or even hazard a
reasonable guess -- without some relevant information?]

HTH,
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[Michael Mair]

Re: A memory question

poison.summer@g mail.com wrote:[color=blue]
> Hello it takes about 30M memory to run my program.
> Can anyone give me some suggestions on why it costs so much memory?[/color]

You are using that much.
You are wasting part of it.

Your request is definitely off-topic in comp.lang.c
For questions about algorithms and data structures, consider
asking in comp.programmin g.

-Michael
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[Kenneth Brody]

Re: A memory question

poison.summer@g mail.com wrote:[color=blue]
>
> Hello it takes about 30M memory to run my program.
> Can anyone give me some suggestions on why it costs so much memory?[/color]

You have an error on line 42.

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[Artie Gold]

Re: A memory question

Kenneth Brody wrote:[color=blue]
> poison.summer@g mail.com wrote:
>[color=green]
>>Hello it takes about 30M memory to run my program.
>>Can anyone give me some suggestions on why it costs so much memory?[/color]
>
>
> You have an error on line 42.
>[/color]
So we agree. We must be right. Or not. ;-)

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[poison.summer@gmail.com]

Re: A memory question

Sorry could you please explain more detailedly?
What's line 42?
Thanks a lot!

[Keith Thompson]

Re: A memory question

poison.summer@g mail.com writes:[color=blue]
> Sorry could you please explain more detailedly?
> What's line 42?
> Thanks a lot![/color]

Assuming you're serious ...

"line 42" is a wild guess about where the problem in your program
might be. It's a joke. Since you've given us absolutely no useful
information that would help us answer your question, that's the best
we can do.

And please don't assume we can see the article to which you're
replying. You need to provide some context. Google makes it
gratuitously difficult to do this properly, but there is a workaround
(that's been posted here over 1000 times).

If you want to post a followup via groups.google.c om, don't use
the broken "Reply" link at the bottom of the article. Click on
"show options" at the top of the article, then click on the
"Reply" at the bottom of the article headers.

And please complain to Google about their broken interface. They can
do whatever they like with their own private non-Usenet groups, but
they are damaging Usenet, something that's been around decades longer
than they have.

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[Ben Pfaff]

Re: A memory question

poison.summer@g mail.com writes:
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> Sorry could you please explain more detailedly?
> What's line 42?[/color]

It means "we don't know anything about your program or your
system, so we can't tell you why it's using a lot of memory."
--
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serves your needs better." --M. Ambuhl

"Here are the steps to create a C-to-Turbo-Pascal translator..." --H. Schildt

[Eric Sosman]

Re: A memory question



poison.summer@g mail.com wrote On 11/16/05 16:22,:[color=blue]
> Sorry could you please explain more detailedly?
> What's line 42?[/color]

It's the successor of the successor of the successor of
the successor of the successor of the successor of the successor
of the successor of the successor of the successor of the
successor of the successor of the successor of the successor
of the successor of the successor of the successor of the
successor of the successor of the successor of the successor
of the successor of the successor of the successor of the
successor of the successor of the successor of the successor
of the successor of the successor of the successor of the
successor of the successor of the successor of the successor
of the successor of the successor of the successor of the
successor of the successor of the successor of line 1.

And, to anticipate your follow-up question: line 1 is
the first line you did not show us.

"Doctor, I don't feel so good. What's wrong?"

"Based on the information you've provided, I conclude
that there's something wrong with your body. Pay the
receptionist on your way out. Next!"

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[Mark McIntyre]

Re: A memory question

On 16 Nov 2005 11:48:23 -0800, in comp.lang.c ,
poison.summer@g mail.com wrote:
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>Hello it takes about 30M memory to run my program.
>Can anyone give me some suggestions on why it costs so much memory?[/color]

30M isn't a lot. When your programme takes 8GB, then you can
complain...

Seriously tho, who knows? You've not said anything at all about what
your programme does., or shown any code fragments.
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[Mark McIntyre]

Re: A memory question

On 16 Nov 2005 13:22:33 -0800, in comp.lang.c ,
poison.summer@g mail.com wrote:
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>Sorry could you please explain more detailedly?
>What's line 42?[/color]

Please read the Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy. The meaning of "42"
will then become clear.

Also, please read my sig
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[Mike Wahler]

Re: A memory question


<poison.summer@ gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1132176153 .434715.244240@ g43g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. .[color=blue]
> Sorry could you please explain more detailedly?
> What's line 42?[/color]

Load your program into a text editor. Scroll
to line 42. Look at it.

-Mike

[haroon]

Re: A memory question


poison.summer@g mail.com wrote:[color=blue]
> Sorry could you please explain more detailedly?
> What's line 42?
> Thanks a lot![/color]

may be this can help.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Answer_to_Life%2C_the_Universe%2C_and_Everything

[Ingo Menger]

Re: A memory question


poison.summer@g mail.com schrieb:
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> Hello it takes about 30M memory to run my program.[/color]

How do you know that?
[color=blue]
> Can anyone give me some suggestions on why it costs so much memory?[/color]

Only if you can give me a suggestion on why I need around 1000 galloons
of heating oil per annum to heat my home.

[Kenneth Brody]

Re: A memory question

Ingo Menger wrote:[color=blue]
>
> poison.summer@g mail.com schrieb:
>[color=green]
> > Hello it takes about 30M memory to run my program.[/color]
>
> How do you know that?
>[color=green]
> > Can anyone give me some suggestions on why it costs so much memory?[/color]
>
> Only if you can give me a suggestion on why I need around 1000 galloons
> of heating oil per annum to heat my home.[/color]

Obviously, your furnace has an error on line 42. :-)

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