Le 24/02/2012 09:51, M. Cs. a écrit :
> It is about 3MB and I use to read it with
> While not Eof()
> Line Input
> Wend
>
> My biggest problem is, that, regardless to the approach, (using a
> module for a task, or using a class instance for the same task) I
> cannot regain the idling memory:
>
It is about 3MB and I use to read it with
While not Eof()
Line Input
Wend
My biggest problem is, that, regardless to the approach, (using a
module for a task, or using a class instance for the same task) I
cannot regain the idling memory:
I've red in the file, and I have been placing the data
How large is your csv-file? If it is large then probably much time is spent
when transfering the data from your hard drive into memory.
/Emil
2012/2/23 M. Cs.
> I have few simple questions:
> what is happening practically with the memory when I open a file and
> start to read it in into a local
I have few simple questions:
what is happening practically with the memory when I open a file and
start to read it in into a local variable called myvar?
It would be logical for myvar to grow until it reads in the entire file.
My question is:
- does Gambas clear the memory allocations after the myv
