Hartmut Kaiser wrote:
Well, as both allocators the one in JVM and the one used by the C++ compiler
is probably written in C or C++ I don't see why Java should be soo much
faster when it comes to allocating objects :-P
It's not that the allocator is faster but that the JVM has a pool of
On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 11:02:13AM -0800, Martin Davis wrote:
Thanks for clarifying this, Hartmut. This makes good sense to me. In
my (admittedly limited and dated) experience, the C/C++ heap allocator
(good ol' malloc still, right?) is pretty slow. From what you're saying
stack
One typo on last email:
COOORD** coords = new*[numCoordinates];
Should have been:
COOORD** coords = new COOORD*[numCoordinates];
Martin
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Those only work for Linux boxes I think. So I had to download the autoexec.bat
and run that against my tar download to get it to compile under VS 2008 C++
Express. I'll have to try with the solution files on my other box as I don't
recall ever having to do this before. Then again in prior
