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Subject: Re: 32K limit
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Date: 8 Jan 88 22:45:38 GMT
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I am having a problem with lightspeed C with data area bigger than 32k.
I tried to allocate memory using malloc() but  apparently I am 
messing up the heap.

the program looks like:

#define size 32000
int *x;
int i;
char *malloc();

x = (int *) malloc(sizeof(int)*size);
for (i = 0; i < size ; i++) 
  x[i] = 0 ;

Can anyone out there give me any advise on this problem?
Thanks in advance

Alberto Avritzer
Computer Science Dep.
Ucla