If i make a loop that reserves 1kb integer arrays, int[1024], and i want it to allocate 10000 arrays, can i make it faster by running the memory allocations from multiple threads?
In my application there are some cases that relatively small objects, (max 50 bytes) e.g. message classes for logging purposes, must be created and freed (by GC) frequently during the execution of the
I开发者_开发技巧s there any way how to malloc() a 2D matrix in C? I have successfully tried malloc()ing a 1D field, but in matrix I am getting errors.
I\'m having large CT rawdata files which can exceed the size of 20 to 30GB maximum. For most of our current computers in the department we have only 3GB maximum. But for processing the data we need to
I am using C++ on Windows 7 with MSVC 9.0, and have also been able to test and reproduce on Windows XP SP3 with MSVC 9.0.
This question has been bothering me for a while. If I do int* a = new int[n], for example, I only have an pointer that points to the beginning of array a, but how does C/C++ know about n? I know开发
I made a cute generic (i.e. template) List class to handle lists in C++. The reason for that is that I found the std::list class terribly ugly for everyday use and since I constantly use lists, I need
If you know the issue, Assume I have a class A whose CTOR receives an integer; I cannot do the following :
I have a simple program $ cat a.cpp #include <iostream> class MyClass { public: virtual void check() {
I\'m doing a research on 2D Bin Packing algorithms. I\'ve asked similar question regarding PHP\'s performance - it was too slow to pack - and now the code is converted to C++.
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