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by: Ruben |
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I'm trying to pass an array of string to a function without knowing how
many strings I have beforehand.
I've defined one functions as
char * insert(char table,int cols, char values);
out of deperation because when I defined it as
char * insert(char table,int cols, char values)
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by: Fernando Cacciola |
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Help me out here please:
While watching Brad Abraham's MSDN TV talk about the Dispose pattern,
refering to:
public virtual void Dispose ( bool disposing )
{
if ( disposing )
{
<-- WHAT GOES HERE -->
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by: .:: MaStErDoN ::. |
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Hi!
I'm working with arrays, saving on them information about files. All works
fine but the problem is that when i finish using them and i remove all the
information using:
for index = array.count to 0 step -1
array.remove(index);
next
i check the task manager and my program is still using 32 mb!!
Is there any way to free memory when i finish using the arrays??
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by: Atul Sureka |
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Hi,
I want to free the object memory in C# - like we do using 'delete' keyword
in C++.
Lets say I have an object of some class and I want to explicitly free the
memory.
C# do not have any free or delete keyword to do so.
Also I don't want to wait for the GC to be called.
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by: Zytan |
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I know there are no pointers in C#, but if you do:
a = b;
and a and b are both arrays, they now both point to the same memory
(changing one changes the other). So, it makes them seem like
pointers.
Can someone please explain why? thanks.
Zytan
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by: ico.bukvic |
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Hi all,
I've made a 2d dynamic array as follows (this is a snippet so not all
variables are accounted for):
//numvoices are dynamic (1-1000), entered by user
//MAXCHANNELS is currently defined as 24
float **gvoiceSpat;
float **notechannelGain;
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by: Delerna |
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Been playing around with DirectX 10 in C++ and I have been using arrays to store info for vertex buffers. To simplify my question I will drop DX10 from the equation. I am an experienced programmer but have only dabbled in C++.
To The Point.
If i declare a variable ready for use as a dynamic array
int* ArrayName;
and initialize it so it has a size of 1
ArrayName=new int ;
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by: sanjay.vasudevan |
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Why are the following declarations invalid in C?
int f();
int f();
It would be great if anyone could also explain the design decision
for such a language restricton.
Regards,
Sanjay
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by: headware |
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Do you have to manually release memory allocated by creating a dynamic
array using ReDim? In other words, if I have the following code:
ReDim Test(1000)
For i = 0 To 1000
Test(i) = "test value " & i
Next
Do have I have set Test = Nothing to prevent a memory leak?
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by: lancer6238 |
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Hi all,
I have problems freeing up the memory that has been reallocated. My
code is as follows:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
int main()
{
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by: Hystou |
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This is as boiled down as I can make it.
Here is my compilation command:
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A Windows Forms form does not have the event Unload, like VB6. What one acts like?
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