Re: Is this a memory problem?

Keep all pointers in 32-bit format (assuming your programming language allows you to select integer size). Alternatively, split large arrays into multiple smaller ones. Another option, for extremely large data sets, is to store the data on disk, and load manageable chunks into memory for processing.

Bryan
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