grauzone: >Then what is there to complain?< I have paid for 2 GB RAM, so I am allowed to desire a 1800 MB array :-)
>You know you must check return values.< In real programs I check the return value of malloc, of course. >The D allocation probably fails due to memory fragmentation (just a guess).< The D program always fails, the C program always runs. So then it's a fragmentation that hurts the allocator of DMD only...? Bye, bearophile
