Re: How much memory for C program ?

In article <f882a8$307$1@xxxxxxxx>, santosh <santosh.k83@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
bipi wrote:

Can show to me how much memory for C program. (It depend on OS, RAM...
or some thing like that).

Yes. The memory consumed by, or available to, the program is implementation
and system specific in nature.

And, of course, depends on the input data.

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