Re: array of pointers

Hi Richard,

my concern is that when I implemented the array of pointers was
necessary to obtain more RAM memory. Now I really can't imagine what
is leading this increase in the merory mainly if I am taking care in
store the datas dinamicaly.

after the array of pointers I was runing my code in a machine with 512M
now I have to use one with 1.4G. Perhaps the dinamic allocation of a
array of pointers can demand more memory... Is possible ??

thank you
Millena

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