Error ORA-04031 while executing a stored procedure from Pro C++ code

I am getting the error ORA-04031(Unable to allocate 4096 bytes of shared memory("Shared Pool",.....)) while trying to execute a stored procedure from my pro*C application. This happens only after a few hours since the application has been running. I am closing the cursor after every database call.
Does anyone know why it is happening and any possible solutions?
TIA
Srithaj.

One thing that can be done is to flush the shared pool before starting the application.
alter system flush shared pool;
Another is to increase the shared pool size by setting the parameter shared_pool_size in init_sid.ora file.
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