Segmentation Error creating an array in C

Question

Recently, I switched to a new laptop - HP dv6119tx (Intel Core i5, 4 GB RAM). It has the 64-bit version of Windows 7 Home Premium installed.

I'm trying to create an array of type int10 ^ 6 long in C ++ (Dev C ++), which I used to comfortably create on my last laptop (32-bit Windows 7 Ultimate / Ubuntu Linux, 2 GB of RAM) and every other environment which I programmed for (it should occupy about 3.5 MB of RAM). But with the current setting, I get the error "Segmentation Error" in debug mode.

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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int *a = (int*)malloc(MAX * sizeof(int));

//  Do what you need to do.

//  Free it when you're done using "a".
free(a);

Answer 3

Instead of malloc'ating memory, you can specify your buffer as static. For instance:.

static int a[MAX];

The advantage of this approach is that you do not need to track memory allocation.