| ï
Hi, Iâm writing an application that performs complex computations on biomolecules. The application needs to read a number of different structures (= molecules) from disk and then perform the necessary calculations. These molecules are held in a stl vector, for example: std::vector
<CMolecule> m_vMolecules; This works fine as
long as the vector doesnât exceed the RAM memory. Unfortunately, this is not the
general case because the number of molecules to be read is typically higher than
20,000 and so, when the RAM memory is not enough, the applicationâs efficiency
decreases dramatically. Perhaps I could try to read only the molecules that
donât go above the memory and when the rest of the molecules are needed, release
the first chunk and read a new one. Is this a good approach? If so, any help on
the best way to implement this scheme? Thanking in
advance, Carlos |
_______________________________________________ msvc mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] See http://beginthread.com/mailman/listinfo/msvc_beginthread.com for subscription changes, and list archive.
