Hi Is there any other types bigger then 'long long"? thanks, Manal > 2008/6/24 Manal Helal <manalorama@xxxxxxxxx>: >> >> Hi >> >> Thank you for your reply, sorry I realized that what I am looking for >> is "long long", don't know how I used out of memory "double long", >> once fixed the integer issue disappeared, >> >> >> Thanks, >> >> Manal >> >> >> 2008/6/23 Tim Prince <TimothyPrince@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>: >> > Manal Helal wrote: >> >> >> >> Hi >> >> >> >> I am trying to construct a multidimensional array (as linear array in >> >> memory, but indexed with equations to represent the dimensions) of >> >> size 30 each, and 6 dimensions, which is 30^6=729000000 >> >> >> >> using a long type for the array crashes, as it is outside the range >> >> values. I used double long data type, and I had the above error: array >> >> subscript is not an integer >> >> >> >> Is there a work around this problem that I can implement, or another >> >> way of creating similar arrays? >> >> >> > >> > If you want total target independence, maybe there is no way. If your data >> > type is wide enough that this array exceeds 2GB, on the most common 64-bit >> > OS, you should be able to create a dynamic array of this size. A size_t >> > data type would make more sense than making us guess what you mean by double >> > long. Technically, double long might be the same as long double, a floating >> > point type unsuitable for an array subscript. >> > >> > >> >> >> >> -- >> Kind Regards, >> >> Manal Helal > > > > -- > Kind Regards, > > Manal Helal -- Kind Regards, Manal Helal
