On Oct 18, 8:55 pm, horacius....@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi,
>
> if I allocate memory in a simple program like
>
> int* pint1=new[1000];
> int* pint2=new[1000];
> int* pint3=new[1000];
>
> then memory is allocated on the heap. My question is if this three
> "memory fragmetns" are allocated contigously. And if not, what could I
> do to allocate them contigously.
>
> Thanks


hey
im sure sbout that memory may not be contiguous....since it is done
dynamically...rather never..coz u can take that probability as
1:trillion.
and about the thing im not 140% sure is that nthng can be done about
it...only thing u can do is that u can join them by linking stacks..
well thats all i know frm my school... ...im still studying..pl tell
me if there;s a mistake