Re: Array Limitation.

[Sruthi]

Hi Pinus..               Thanks for the quick response. ARROW_COSINE[0] = m_oFixed.valueOf("0.000"); In the above statement "m_oFixed" is an object of "Fixed" class used in our application. Am pasting the code below. Fixed Fixed::valueOf(char* sValue){ //   Fixed* fx = new Fixed(sValue, STRLEN(sValue));    //REPORT_ALLOC(fx);    Fixed retFX;    retFX.m_lValue = strToX(sValue);    //DELETE_OBJECT(fx);    return retFX; } long strToX(char* sValue){    UInt32 result;    int len = StrLen(sValue);    int signBit = 0;    char whole[20];    char fraction[20];    int  i   = 0;    char val = sValue[i];       // Get the sign parity    if(val == '-'){        signBit = 1;                   i++;    }       // Get Whole Number    int wholeCount = 0;    while(i < len){                               if((val = sValue[i]) == '.'){            break;        }                       if(val == '0' || val == '1' || val == '2' || val == '3' || val == '4' ||            val == '5' || val == '6' || val == '7' || val == '8' || val == '9'){            whole[wholeCount++] = val;        }                i++;    }           i++;       whole[wholeCount] = '\0';       // Get Fractional Number    int fractCount = 0;    while(i < len){                   val = sValue[i];        if(val == '0' || val == '1' || val == '2' || val == '3' || val == '4' ||            val == '5' || val == '6' || val == '7' || val == '8' || val == '9'){            fraction[fractCount++] = val;        }        if(fractCount == Fixed::FIXED_PRECISION){            break;        }        i++;    }                  while(fractCount < Fixed::FIXED_PRECISION){        fraction[fractCount++] = '0';        //fractCount++;    }    fraction[fractCount] = '\0';    result  = (StrAToI (whole) << Fixed::FIXED_SHIFT);    result |= (StrAToI (fraction) & Fixed::FRACT_AND);    result |= ((signBit << Fixed::SIGN_BIT_SHIFT) & Fixed::SIGN_BIT_ON);    return result; } Waiting for your reply. Regards.. Pinus Alba wrote: Hi Sruthi, I don't use CodeWarrior but do not believe it would have such a low  limit. How are your arrays declared? e.g. if WIND_ANGLES is an array of dynamically allocated large structures you may be running out of memory. Regards, On 01/02/07, Sruthi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: hi..     Am trying to initialize a list of array at my application's startup point. There are about 13 arrays. After initializing about 9 arrays my application breaksup. Am attaching the code segment below. Is there any limitation regarding arrays in codewarrior. void Animate::initialize() {   WIND_ANGLES[0] = m_oFixed.valueOf((long)0);    WIND_ANGLES[1] = m_oFixed.valueOf(45);    WIND_ANGLES[2] = m_oFixed.valueOf(90);    WIND_ANGLES[3] = m_oFixed.valueOf(135);    WIND_ANGLES[4] = m_oFixed.valueOf(180);    WIND_ANGLES[5] = m_oFixed.valueOf(225);    WIND_ANGLES[6] = m_oFixed.valueOf(270);    WIND_ANGLES[7] = m_oFixed.valueOf(315);    WIND_COSINE[0] = m_oFixed.valueOf("1.000");    WIND_COSINE[1] = m_oFixed.valueOf("0.707");    WIND_COSINE[2] = m_oFixed.valueOf("0.000");    WIND_COSINE[3] = m_oFixed.valueOf("- 0.707");    WIND_COSINE[4] = m_oFixed.valueOf("-1.000");    WIND_COSINE[5] = m_oFixed.valueOf("-0.707");    WIND_COSINE[6] = m_oFixed.valueOf("0.000");    WIND_COSINE[7] = m_oFixed.valueOf(" 0.707"); ... ...    AIM_TIME[0] = m_oFixed.valueOf(50);  // Al    AIM_TIME[1] = m_oFixed.valueOf(80);  // Danny    AIM_TIME[2] = m_oFixed.valueOf(70);  // Beeper    AIM_TIME[3] = m_oFixed.valueOf(60);  // Bishop    AIM_TIME[4] = m_oFixed.valueOf(40);  // Spaulding    AIM_TIME[5] = m_oFixed.valueOf(90); // Lama } -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/ -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/