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Describe the bug
When (re)assigning a string variable with a large string (>1GB) after a few times program crashes
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
c$=space$(1123123123)
c$=space$(1123123123)
c$=space$(1123123123)
c$=space$(1123123123)
c$=space$(1123123123)
c$=space$(1123123123)
c$=space$(1123123123)
Expected behavior
Program ends/continues normally
Screenshots
Program just aborts/killed
Desktop (please complete the following information):
OS: Windows 10
Version 3.14.1
Additional context
Ran into issue with c$=ReadFile$() reading multiple large files in a loop
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The underlying issue is already reported here: #278
But note that due to how the string buffer is handled you'll need almost twice the total memory for the strings you create (so if you want to make 32GB of strings, you need around 64GB of total memory). Really, to be able to handle that much data the qbs string logic needs to be significantly improved.
Describe the bug
When (re)assigning a string variable with a large string (>1GB) after a few times program crashes
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
c$=space$(1123123123)
c$=space$(1123123123)
c$=space$(1123123123)
c$=space$(1123123123)
c$=space$(1123123123)
c$=space$(1123123123)
c$=space$(1123123123)
Expected behavior
Program ends/continues normally
Screenshots
Program just aborts/killed
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context
Ran into issue with c$=ReadFile$() reading multiple large files in a loop
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: