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02-26-2002 01:56 PM
02-26-2002 01:56 PM
aCC and STL
I use STL extensively.
I notice that the memory usage explodes on HP11 when I compile with +DA2.0N and +DD64 options. Any suggestions on how I could solve this memory usage problem and yet be able to grow the program to say 16G ?
I notice that the memory usage explodes on HP11 when I compile with +DA2.0N and +DD64 options. Any suggestions on how I could solve this memory usage problem and yet be able to grow the program to say 16G ?
help !!!
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02-27-2002 02:02 AM
02-27-2002 02:02 AM
Re: aCC and STL
64bit programs will always use more memory than 32bit programs because the size of pointers and some other data types is doubled. How much more memory does your program use?
Also make sure you have the latest aCC runtime patch just in case you have hit a memory leak in the libraries. The latest patch is PHSS_24627.
Regards,
Steve
Also make sure you have the latest aCC runtime patch just in case you have hit a memory leak in the libraries. The latest patch is PHSS_24627.
Regards,
Steve
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02-27-2002 08:12 AM
02-27-2002 08:12 AM
Re: aCC and STL
Steven,
I have more than 5x memory usage.
The program on 32bit uses about 3G.
Needless to say that the memory usage runs away.
I d'ont deleting any map / list. So I am not sure about the memory leak.
Many thanks for you insights.
Sanjay
I have more than 5x memory usage.
The program on 32bit uses about 3G.
Needless to say that the memory usage runs away.
I d'ont deleting any map / list. So I am not sure about the memory leak.
Many thanks for you insights.
Sanjay
help !!!
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