Ah, my favorite part about linux and my rapidly (but not rapidly enough apparently) improving programming skills: Segmentation fault (core dumped)
Yes yes, nothing like trying to allocate more memory that your computer has faster than your dual processors can handle the swap space. I'd like to make an array of 6200 records, each containing an array of 14 chars, 48 chars, and 61508 chars. By my calculations, that comes to 381734000 bytes, not counting the random integers thrown in here and there. Huh. I wonder why my linux box can't handle allocating about 373MB of memory...
Yes yes, nothing like trying to allocate more memory that your computer has faster than your dual processors can handle the swap space. I'd like to make an array of 6200 records, each containing an array of 14 chars, 48 chars, and 61508 chars. By my calculations, that comes to 381734000 bytes, not counting the random integers thrown in here and there. Huh. I wonder why my linux box can't handle allocating about 373MB of memory...
