I think that it is memory less error. in borland c when this error are accouring in options windows we check huge memory and this error is removed. but this option is'nt exist in kdeveloper (or I do'nt know it).
I don't believe there is such an option on any Unix system. A program has access to as much memory as the system is configured to allow it at runtime, not compile time. If "n" is so large that you're running out of memory, then you should be checking the return value of malloc (actually, you should check the return value regardless) and abort if malloc returns a NULL pointer. You may want to call perror() before aborting.
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