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118Mb isn't all that big. You could easily hold it in memory. The map is costing you the size of the class plus about four pointers worth of storage for each entry. Perhaps your class stores the data very inefficiently. Perhaps you have a bug on reading in the data, like not recognizing end of file and adding endless entries until you run out of memory. Perhaps you have a memory leak.
- How many rows are in the file? You can easily build a function to count rows using the current function that inputs data, but without saving the data.
- How many rows are read in at the time the out-of-memory exception occurs? This and the last question might tell you if you had a bug inputting the data.
- Are you using std::string to hold any of the row data, because memory costs can really add up when using std::string.
Maybe your representation is too expensive for the memory you have. You could approach this problem by reading in the file as a block, and building a data structure that puts pointers into the file block for each line, and then parse out a single line when you need one.
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Total number of rows are around 7 lakhs. The out of memory is occurring after around 4lakhs rows are read and when the memory in task manager shows around 700000k by the application. Yes std:string is used as a member variable of class object.
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On average, std::string allocates enough memory to hold 1.5x the size of the actual string. (This is a rule of thumb), plus 2 pointers of overhead. This could be your problem, depending how many strings you have per row. Depending how you've written your data structure, it's quite likely that you have really exhausted memory. You need to rethink the problem so to solve it using less memory.
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Are you sure the memory is actually the issue and you aren't hitting the class object limit. From memory the allocation just starts failing when you hit the 10,000 limit. Adding more memory doesn't help because it isn't the problem in the first place, you just can't allocate any more objects. Easy to check count objects as you create them and see what count you get to.
In vino veritas
modified 13-Aug-17 1:04am.
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Class object limit? What's that?
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Have you tried catching std::bad_alloc exception?
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what is the value of y after the following statements?
float y;
y = 17 / 5;
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Probably 3 , because you're dividing two integers and then storing the resulting integer in a float .
But why don't you run it for yourself and find out?
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- Homer
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As Richard said, the expression only contains integers and so you should get the result of an integer division (3).
However, if at least one of the operands / variables are of float type, all integers will be automatically converted to float type.
Say, for example - y = (float)17 / 5;
Having said this, the answer may be slightly different from the expected 3.4 because of how floating point numbers are represented.
Please check this - Floating point inaccuracy examples - Stack Overflow[^]
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I have USB drive inserted in computer. My application should be notified when user click in eject button from system tray.
Is there any way to get notification?
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Very good reply! That is a little known and obscure part of the win API.
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Randor wrote: maybe Jochen Arndt[^] is a bot?
By his profile picture, he's a boot (or possibly a pair of them)
If you have an important point to make, don't try to be subtle or clever. Use a pile driver. Hit the point once. Then come back and hit it again. Then hit it a third time - a tremendous whack.
--Winston Churchill
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It is still a little known and obscure part of the API. 
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Thanks Jochen,
WM_DEVICECHANGE message is to handle device removal and insertion event. But my requirement is something different.
I want to handle a notification when user click on "eject" option from system tray. This event should occur before WM_DEVICECHANGE I think.
Please help me to do so.
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It can be also received by the WM_DEVICECHANGE handler as DBT_DEVICEQUERYREMOVE , DBT_DEVICEREMOVEPENDING , or DBT_CUSTOMEVENT .
This requires calling RegisterDeviceNotification with appropriate settings. But that will not support volumes (DBT_DEVTYP_VOLUME ) because arrival and removal evens are send by default. The only solution I know is opening a device handle for the USB drive and using that to register. Than you will get informed about the eject request and can reject the request or accept it after closing the device handle. See Device Events (Windows)[^].
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Thanks Jochen,
Your approach worked well with MFC application but same approach not working with windows service. Any clue?
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See RegisterDeviceNotification function (Windows)[^]:
Quote: Services can use the RegisterDeviceNotification function to register to receive device notifications. If a service specifies a window handle in the hRecipient parameter, the notifications are sent to the window procedure. If hRecipient is a service status handle, SERVICE_CONTROL_DEVICEEVENT notifications are sent to the service control handler. For more information about the service control handler, see HandlerEx.
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Hi,
There is an amazing amount of high quality information right here on codeproject dating back almost 18 years. Much of it is still relevant. Just use the search box up at the top of the page.
Receiving Device Event Notification in Windows Service[^]
Best Wishes,
-David Delaune
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I create mdi application with splitter in MainFrame with two areas. In first area i suppose to a static control and MDI child windows in second. The CSplitterWnd is created, but i can`t create MDI child window in splitter panel. I have the following code in OnCreateClient function
BOOL CMainFrame::OnCreateClient(LPCREATESTRUCT lpcs, CCreateContext* pContext)
{
if (!m_mainSplitter.CreateStatic(this, 1, 2, WS_VISIBLE | WS_CHILD, AFX_IDW_PANE_FIRST))
{
return FALSE;
}
if (!m_mainSplitter.CreateView(0, 0, RUNTIME_CLASS(CMDIAppView),
CSize(140, cr.Height()), pContext))
{
return FALSE;
}
if (!m_mainSplitter.CreateView(0, 1, RUNTIME_CLASS(CMDIAppView),
CSize(cr.Width()-140, cr.Height()), pContext))
{
return FALSE;
}
m_bInitSplitter = true;
return CreateClient(lpcs, NULL);
}
I try to change CChildFrame::OnCreate
with CWnd* pView = GetDlgItem(AFX_IDW_PANE_FIRST);
cs.hwndParent = pView->m_hWnd;
but i have a error. I think that CMDIAppView is corresponded to CMDiChild view area in MDI application and conflicted with created splitter, i tryed to create splitterview in another class but still unsuccessful.
I found article "SDI Application with MDI Child Windows in Static Splitter Pane" by John Z. Czopowik in codeguru but can not download source code from there. Please can anyone explane me how to create mdi child windows in splitter panel.
Mikle G.
email: mg17110081@gmail.com
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Member 13277911 wrote: ...but i have a error. What error?
Member 13277911 wrote: ...but can not download source code from there. Why not? Can you get it from here instead?
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in codeguru SDI Application with MDI Child Windows in Static Splitter Pane i don't have permission to access on this server.
The error is
First-chance exception at 0x00D91166 in MDIAppView.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0x00000020.
if i add
cs.hwndParent = pView->m_hWnd;
to CChildFrame::PreCreateWindow
this error while MFC window creation i think.
may be subclass the child window can resolve this problem but i dont know how to
subclass MDIChild with panel.
i know that WTL can place mdichild window in CSplitterWnd
The suppose is to create MFC mdichild window with CSplitterWnd as parent
in MFC program.
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Thanks for program.
I think it helps in solution.
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I'm working on an OpenGL application in C++. I have some code already written, but it's becoming a fairly complex project, and I want an easy way to scale it. I heard about MVC (I know I was exposed to MVC concepts when I learned OpenGL) and I read that graphics applications used MVC long before web. I don't know whether that was just the OpenGL part or if the whole application was being referred to. I'm thinking about the whole application, so I looked up MVC framework for C++ and found PureMVC, which looked pretty good, albeit with little to no tutorials and examples in C++.
So I'd like to know, is this a good idea?
More specifically:
1. would this cause the programme to take up extra system resources and cost FPS (or would it go faster),
2. is the PureMVC framework known to be stable or buggy (can I rely on it not to break my programme),
3. is it even good practice to use a second MVC in addition to the MVC used in OpenGL via GLM,
4. is PureMVC known to work on Ubuntu,
5. and if none of that is a problem, where can I find appropriate tutorials and examples to speed up the learning curve, preferably for MinGW/MSYS/Eclipse if they have compilation and linking instructions,
6. or is there something better than PureMVC I should use instead, which compiles on Windows and Ubuntu and is good for graphics applications?
Thanks.
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