Err, I missed calculated the first time I looked at it... (got 4096 the
second time :)
So then I would do something like:
#define MAXCODELEN 12
#define MAXCODE (1 << MAXCODELEN)
typedef struct {
int previous, val, next, bro;
} CEntry;
typedef struct {
CEntry *codes;
int ncodes, codeLen, datLen;
int clear, end;
} codeTable_;
extern codeTable_ codeTable;
codeTable.codes = (CEntry *)MemPtrNew(MAXCODE);
Mostly, I believe that codeTable.codes is some sort of array. This is code I
am fixing from a utility that converts gif to pbmp on PC side so that it
does this on the Palm.
Thanks,
Donald
"Douglas Handy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Donald,
>
>
> >The problem seemed to come from "#define MAXCODE (1 << MAXCODELEN) ".
> >Although, that does not seem to be as large as I initially thought?
>
> MAXCODE would be 4096 by my reckoning, so you'd have 32K consumed by just
the
> codes array within codeTable_ since each CEntry needs 8 bytes to hold the
4
> integers. You should just dynamically allocate the 32K at runtime using
> MemPtrNew (or MemHandleNew) then change all references to codeTable_ to
> reference that pointer.
>
> Doug
>
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