Re: Memory Utilization of Uninitialized data structures in code

This is a discussion on Re: Memory Utilization of Uninitialized data structures in code within the SNMP Users forums, part of the Networking and Network Related category; Srivastava, Namburi (IE10) wrote: > What is the significance of allocating such huge memory to these > variables? > > ...


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Old 01-25-2007
Thomas Anders
 
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Default Re: Memory Utilization of Uninitialized data structures in code

Srivastava, Namburi (IE10) wrote:
> What is the significance of allocating such huge memory to these
> variables?
>
> Is there a way that by minimizing the "numbers" in #defines for these
> macros, we can reduce the size of a statically linked executable???


Ideally, the handling of these data structures should be changed to
*dynamically* allocate memory when needed. This will also allow to get rid of
the upper boundary. Patches *highly* appreciated.


+Thomas

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