Re: Windows array allocation problem

Tim Prince <timothyprince@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Noting that the original subject was Windows, I'm mystified that anyone
would find real benefit in using such large arrays on 32-bit XP. I
don't think g77 was made available for 64-bit Windows;

I mentioned g77 just as an example of the general principle that some
compilers can have limits. This was not intended to be any kind of
specific recommendation to use it (or not) in any particlar situation.
It was purely a concrete example of a general point. That's all.

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