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Map Labeling Demo Program Memory Usage?

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From: William Hunter Hudson
Date: Thu, 03 Aug 1995 21:15
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I added a 'used_memory()' into the string that prints k and |T| while
the map labing demo program is running, and watched as the program
labeled 50 random points, the used_memory grew to 20879504 bytes?

Is this a UNIX memory management problem?  Or is there a bug in the
code?  Or does it really take ~20 Meg to label 50 points?

I am trying to extend this code to label ~1000 points - and I am
running into a severe memory problem.  Is there any code out there
that will label ~1000 points?


Thank you,

Wm. Hunter Hudson      hunter@george.ee.washington.edu
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From: hudsonwh@u.washington.edu (William Hunter Hudson)
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Subject: Map Labeling Demo Program Memory Usage?
Date: 3 Aug 1995 21:15:51 GMT
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