On Thu, Jun 16, 2011 at 10:20 PM, Charles McAnany
wrote:
> Hm. I'm not too good on architecture - does that mean it's impossible for an
> x32 program to have access to more memory?
> Is there, maybe, an x64 C library that I could use to abstract the memory out
> (Just a huge array wrapper, basic
Hm. I'm not too good on architecture - does that mean it's impossible for an
x32 program to have access to more memory?
Is there, maybe, an x64 C library that I could use to abstract the memory out
(Just a huge array wrapper, basically)? Or, that failing, does GCC
automatically generate x64 cod
On 6/17/11 12:32 AM, Charles McAnany wrote:
Win7 x64, Intel I7 @4.4 GHz, compiling with dmd -O -release -inline.
Regardless whether you are running on x86 or x86_64, DMD is only able to
create 32 bit binaries on Windows.
David
Hi, all. I'm back! I've got an enormous array that I need to store,
preferably in RAM. (It's iterated a bunch.)
I have 16 Gb on my machine, and at any time, about 12 Gb is free.
I'd like to be able to use about 10 Gb for this program. But when I
try to use more than about 800 Mb, I get "Memory allo
