Array Dimension Too Big Error

Hi,
For the following declaration I am getting "Array Dimension Too Big" error with Forte C Compiler on Solairs 8.
double try[23200][23000];
What is the mx dimension possible? and Where do I find such info on boundary conditions??
Regards,
Gurudatta

Hi There,
The legal limit of the array is whatever the hardwareand swap space will support.
You are asking for 8*23000*20000 bytes /1024/1024 = 3509.52 megabytes = 3.43 gigabytes.
You are declaring this much allocation locally via
automatic array in your example. You'll have to define a stack this size (hardly practical).
If you ask for this much memory with malloc() which is a much better idea, you'll still need to have enough swap.
You can also do mmap(...,MAP_NORESERVE,...) in which case you may not even need the swap to support it.
It all depends on what you are doing and why.
.....jagruti
Developers Technical Support
Sun Microsystems, http://www.sun.com/developers/support

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