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From: salit@bein.cs.duke.edu (Salit Levy Gazit)
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Subject: Defining large (>120K) static arrays on Sun 3/50
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Date: 6 Apr 89 17:54:18 GMT
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Hello

I am not a reader of this newsgroup, so this question may have
been asked before.
I am using a SUN 3/50 with 2MB memory.  My program needs a large
(~300-400K) array of integers, but the C compiler allows only
~120K for static array definitions. I think the array can be
allocateed dynamically by one of the alloc commands, but I prefer
to keep it static if possible (faster runtime). Any idea?

Please respond by e-mail.

Thanks in advance.

Salit
salit@cs.duke.edu