On 3/27/07, Lewis Hyatt <lhyatt@princeton.edu> wrote:
Sam Schetterer wrote:
Yes. The files are all in /Sorting. I have redone the program on gcc so that there are no operating system dependencies, and also I have fixed all of the errors, and it is uploaded to vault. If you are running a low-memory machine, then you should consider modifying the maxn variable so that it is lower.
Also, as currently written, your create_id_string function writes to uninitialized memory when it calls _ui64toa, which probably explains some of the crashes I have seen before. Another reason you should be using portable and safe conversion functions. Get it working first, and then if you find that this function is a performance problem, deal with it then.
-Lewis
I have no explanation for why winsock2.h is included in the mkquicksort.hpp. That is really strange. I will fix the create_id_string problem as much as I can, and hopefully, it will not be a performance problem. Thanks for notifying me of the problem.