Hi everyone.
Terribly sorry for the spam from my email address. I am not sure if it was a
virus or if someone got hold of my password to send the spam but i've reset
the password and i will soon know if it was the former.
I haven't been checking the advanced-dotnet list for quite some time now an
Hi. Thanks for the prompt reply.
Here's a small piece of the text file i am trying to read.
* Table Input
*
* Tf Rhom Bor Tm.
5 6 0 0
*
*** set # 1
*
* Group No. 1
*
*** DiffC Table
*
.500E+03 .7602200E+03 .8672700E+03 .9218800E+03 .150E+04
.6413994E+03 .7114275E+03 .76946
ent code easier.
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>In all fairness, though, you could write something inefficient in C:
>char * psz = strdup("text");
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>Optimizing the C++ to avoid this inefficiency would not translate to
> the C
>code.
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>http:/
at's what i remember reading in one of the blogs
> >at
> >> MSDN. But like you said, a procedural language will definitely be
> >faster
> >> than any of the OOP languages, anytime !
> >>
> >> Thanks for all the help guys.
> >>
>
Dixon, Thanks for the link. The article was useful but very broad
based on all scientific applications. It has some good tips on
maximizing and optimising the memory used in a virtual environment
while using arrays, vectors and matrices. Though it is part of what i
need, it doesn't answer my questi
