TRACKER <michael@gas.uug.arizona.edu> writes:

>I have a large-model C++ program, built w/Visual C++ v1.5, that is getting
>hung up trying to allocate an array of unsigned chars using new.  Upon
>further inspection, it turns out that it gets into an infinite loop within
>_fmalloc.  What's going on and how can I fix it?"

_fmalloc is not part of Standard C++.


Hi,

I noticed that you had posted an article to a group which was not
appropriate.  So I am mailing you my canned reply on posting to
the wrong group.  This is intended as friendly advice, not as a flame.

comp.std.c++ is intended for discussions about issues relating to the
upcoming ANSI/ISO C++ standard.  It is not intended for discussion of
ordinary programming problems, coding style questions, class
libraries (other than the ANSI/ISO standard library), etc.

If you are following up to a post that was posted to an inappropriate
group, please use the "Followup-To:" header line to redirect followups
to somewhere more appropriate.

Cheers,
 Fergus.


--
Fergus Henderson - fjh@munta.cs.mu.oz.au

I have a large-model C++ program, built w/Visual C++ v1.5, that is getting
hung up trying to allocate an array of unsigned chars using new.  Upon
further inspection, it turns out that it gets into an infinite loop within
_fmalloc.  What's going on and how can I fix it?"
Help Thanks
mkrueger@ccit.arizona.edu