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Giant arrays! [message #9420]

Fri, 27 June 1997 00:00

Ben Krasnow
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Registered: June 1997

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Hi all! I am new to PV-WAVE, and I have a 'can it do this' question:
I made a simple program that loads a three dimensional(256x256x30
images) image array, selects one image, and then uses assoc to 'copy'
one of the images to a two dimensional array. Next I want to transfer
that into a one-dimensional array so I can use sort on it. the problem
is the one-dimensional array has to be 65536 elements, to hold the
single 256x256 image's data. PV-WAVE bombs, and says something to the
tune of 'too many elements'. Is there another way to do this, without
breaking the array up(I have to use sort on it)? Thanks

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