I'm trying to track the memory usage of a script that processes URLs. The basic idea is to check that there's a reasonable buffer before adding another URL to a cURL multi handler. I'm using a 'rolling cURL' concept that processes a URLs data as the multi handler is running. This means I can keep N connections active by adding a new URL ...
When I don't include the commented line, prevLineBuffer contains "null." When i do include the commented line it still works, but prints an empty string. Does Java statically allocate space for the declared string and then dynamically allocate space for an additional string in the commented line? Both appear to work...
public class Inde...
Hi,
I am trying to dynamically assign a 2d array to a pointer in a constructor initialize.
FooBar::FooBar()
: _array( new int[10][10] )
{ }
int **_array;
However this does not work. I understand that multidimensional arrays are allocated a bit differently. Is anyone able to elaborate on this with an explanation?
Thanks in advan...
I'm currently having following error message when executing a .sql file with about 26MB on SQL Server 2005:
Msg 701, Level 17, State 123
There is insufficient system memory to run this query.
I'm working with 4GB RAM, 64Bit Windows 7 Ultimate, Core2Duo T6400(2GHz)...
Is there a way to execute it without receiving this message (maybe ...
Imagine the following:
I have a table of 57,000 items that i regularly use in my application to figure out things like targeting groups etc.
instead of querying the database 300,000 times a day, for a table that hardly ever changes it's data, is there a way to store its information in my application and poll data in memory directly? Or...
Hello,
This might not appear like a programming question, but inherently deals with code.
I have a following piece of test-code, which has obvious errors like array index out of bounds, memory leak:-
#include "stdio.h"
#include "stdlib.h"
main()
{
int i;
char *ptr;
ptr = (char*)malloc(5);
for(i=0;i<10;i++)
{
ptr[i...
I need to take a picture with the camera and, if depending on the picture size, rotate it before saving it into the gallery.
I'm using
Intent imageCaptureIntent = new Intent(MediaStore.ACTION_IMAGE_CAPTURE);
imageCaptureIntent.putExtra(MediaStore.EXTRA_OUTPUT, uri);
startActivityForResult(imageCaptureIntent, IMAGE_CAPTURE...
Im using a STL vector in my SDL program. and it looks like this: vector< Bullet * > vec; this makes a vector that can contain pointers to Bullet objects. when i run my program i only add one item at a time using: vec.push_back( new_bullet ); (new_bullet is a pointer to a "new" Bullet object. then in a following function i erase an object...
I see this sometimes in xcode console.
...
I'm trying to read the process memory of a console program using ReadProcessMemory() API function.
Updated Code:
HWND hWnd = FindWindow(NULL, "Read Memory Window");
DWORD ProcessId;
ProcessId = GetProcessId(hWnd);
GetWindowThreadProcessId(hWnd, &ProcessId);
HANDLE hProcess = OpenProcess(PROCESS_VM_READ,FALSE, Proce...
For multiple running PHP scripts to communicate, what is the least memory intensive solution?
Monitor flat files for changes
Keep running queries on a DB to check for new data
Other techniques I have heard of, but never tried:
Shared memory (APC, or core functions)
Message queues (Active MQ and company)
...
I've got a program, which loads the albums artwork in NSOperationQueue and it works like a charm.
Memory usage stays under 800 KB, but the overall allocated (and released of course) memory is about 50 MB.
My problem is memory rans out and the iPod player is killed by the OS. I've got a memory warning, but I don't have anything to relea...
I have 43 text files that consume "232.2 MB on disk (232,129,355 bytes) for 43 items". what to read them in to memory (see code below). The problem I am having is that each file which is about 5.3mb on disk is causing python to use an additional 100mb of system memory. If check the size of the dict() getsizeof() (see sample of output). W...
I'm experiencing some problems with my C program on Linux. It compiles and runs just fine on Windows. The Linux terminal returns this information:
*** stack smashing detected ***: ./student terminated
======= Backtrace: =========
/lib/libc.so.6(__fortify_fail+0x4b)[0xb7e908ab]
/lib/lib...
Hi folks. I'm rather new to Assembly (And programming in general, to be honest). I'm trying to play with the stack.
The purpose of this code:
Take in a String, limited to 80 characters
Reprint the String as entered
Print each character as it is pushed to the stack
Print each character as it is popped from the stack
Print the reversed S...
I sometimes write Python programs which are very difficult to determine how much memory it will use before execution. As such, I sometimes invoke a Python program that tries to allocate massive amounts of RAM causing the kernel to heavily swap and degrade the performance of other running processes.
Because of this, I wish to restrict ho...
I'm developing a Python module in C that parses a very efficient protocol which uses dynamic integer sizes. Integers sent using this protocol can range in size from the equivalent of C's 'short' to a 'long long.'
The protocol has a byte that specifies the type of variable being sent (from short to long long), but I'm not sure how to dea...
I'm trying to make a small game. There is about 20 effect sounds and I combined them all into one mp3 file. My question is: Is there a way to load the mp3 file into the memory and then play multiple sections of it at the same time?
Any help is appreciated, thanks you!
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This is Just for my understanding.Objects which are class members go into heap while local variables and value types got o stack.Is there a usecase and possibilty to push the object to Stack or heap forcibly?
...
I have a class "foo" that has a multi dimensional array and need to provide a copy of the array through a getArray member. Is there a nice way of doing this when the array is dynamically created so I can not pass the array back a const as the array is always being deleted, recreated etc. I thought about creating a new dynamic array to pa...