March 30, 2004 [bug?] gc does not throw Out Of Memory | ||||
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Running this code with some high parameter my system was set with a remaining free space of 40 MB out of 400 MB on the harddisk and the executable doing nothing anymore. I would expect the executable to throw OutOfMemmory exception. private import std.c.stdio, std.conv; class foo { } foo[] fooa; int main(char[][] args) { int delta= 100_000; while(1) { try{ if( fooa.length >= toInt(args[1])) delta= 1; fooa.length = fooa.length + delta; fprintf(stderr,"%d ", fooa.length); } catch { printf("Allocated %d instances of foo.\n", fooa.length); break; } } return 0; } |
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