Out of memory problem

[bee]

Hi,

I have a program that insert a lot of records in to stl:map
<key,value>. I got bad memory allocation in UNIX but I able to run
the insert the same data set in LINUX.

1. How do you increase std:map size or is there an environment
I needed to set?

2. Do I have complier with special option?
I using HP-UX machine.

Thank you,

[Victor Bazarov]

bee wrote:

I have a program that insert a lot of records in to stl:map
<key,value>. I got bad memory allocation in UNIX but I able to run
the insert the same data set in LINUX.

1. How do you increase std:map size or is there an environment
I needed to set?

2. Do I have complier with special option?
I using HP-UX machine.

OS-specific questions and issues are discussed in newsgroups dedicated
to the respective OSes. Look in comp.unix.*

V

[Jonathan Mcdougall]

bee wrote:

Hi,

I have a program that insert a lot of records in to stl:map
<key,value>. I got bad memory allocation in UNIX but I able to run
the insert the same data set in LINUX.
That must be quite a lot or records. That means you don't have enough
memory to accomodate the data and there's nothing standard C++ can do
for you.
1. How do you increase std:map size or is there an environment
I needed to set?
std::map grows as needed (unless your library is broken).
2. Do I have complier with special option?
I using HP-UX machine.

Dunno, check the documentation.

http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lit...t.html#faq-5.9
Jonathan