To increase memory size for my program

To increase memory size for my program

• sql dev

  http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp url=/library/en-us/vsdebug/html/_asug_How_Do_I_Topics3a_Debugging.asp should be helpful!
  
  Thanks,
    Ayman Shoukry
    VC++ Team
  
  

• RajatTandon

  How can I attach a debugger
  
  

• Jag Reddy

  Global data is evil: don't use it.
  
  Make your array a member of a class and provide accessor functions to it: that way you can control who can read and write to it.
  
  On a 32-bit machine that is the maximum amount of memory you can every hope to allocate.
  
  Yes: that is the correct way to allocate an object on the stack.
  
  

• Allan.ex

  thank you very much
  
  

• __SAW___

  Are you creating the array on the stack This seems problematic: why not allocate on the heap
  
  Also a stack overlfow exception is more generally a sign of an infinitely recusive function than it is of a true data overflow. I would attach a debugger and try to track down the cause of the exception.
  
  

• BenECM

  I am just sending its reference as a parameter to all recursive calls. Not by value. Will it effect the memory allocated to it  Then which is the best way u think to share the data among all methods in different classes. b'coz i want to maintain some global data to be accessed by all.
  
  Even heap size seems to be constant. MAX : 2147483647 bytes 
  
           will the dynamic allocation of object solves my problem
  myclass * obj = new myclass;
  
  Is it the rightway to allocate object on heap
  
  plz help me in solving the problem...
  
  

• hesidoyo

  If you use new then the object is created on the heap.
  
  The amount of memory available on the heap is much greater than is available on the stack: in general you should not place large objects on the stack.
  
  I suggest that you pick up a good book on C++ and take a look at the difference between static allocation and heap allocation: the is a fundamental C++ concept and you really need to understand the difference in order to be successful at C++. Here's post I made yesterday that lists some recommended books.
  
  http://forums.microsoft.com/msdn/ShowPost.aspx PostID=107484
  
  

• Rashad Al-Sabban

  thanks for ur help.
  
  myclass *obj =new myclass;
  
  where the obj is created Is it in heap or stack
  
  How much memory will be available in heap and stack separately since i observed that only 1 million bytes nearly are allocated to the stack.I don't know abt heap...
  
  How can we make best use of it
  I mean can we allocate some objects/variables in stack and some objects/variables in heap
  
  how can we create objecs/variables in stack and heap
  
  

• R Suresh

  thanks for ur help.
  
  
• To increase memory size for my program