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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 07/16/06 00:12
vito wrote:
>>Well, in this case you're trying to initialize 10,000 * 10,000 arrays,
>>each with an integer. On a 32 bit system that's something like
>>400,000,000 bytes (close to 400 mb) of storage plus the overhead of the
>>arrays themselves. Probably a bit more than you have available - the
>>default is around 8M.
>>
>>Why would you ever try to initialize this much memory (in either PHP or
>>C/C++) anyway?
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> Indeed, i just hope to make an array of a[10000][3] and then can be used
> later. i'd be glad if you could tell me how to initialize such an array.
> Thanks.
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OK, here's a good place to start with arrays:
http://us3.php.net/manual/en/language.types.array.php
However, I still fail to see why you need to define 30K elements.
That's an awful lot for a PHP routine. But you know more about what
you're doing.
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