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C++ Array Size

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Name: Selma
Date: September 23, 2003 at 07:46:46 Pacific
OS: Window NT
CPU/Ram: 256
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Hi!
I want to have a 2D array size of [512][512]. However, my C++ program can only compile to [256][256]. Is there a reason for this? And how do I redefine my software so it accepts larger array sizes?

All I did was

int array_a[512][512];

and it is not accepting the dimensions.

Please help!!

A million thanks!

Selma



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Name: Maurice Reed
Date: September 24, 2003 at 00:30:32 Pacific
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This is the Windows NT forum. You should try the programming forum, look at the index on the left-hand side <---

I would suggest that you investigate the setup of the compiler and check what 'model' it thinks it is compiling in. I would suggest 'large' or 'huge'


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