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Question Increasing heap in Visual C++ 6.0
Hello All,
We are working on a image processing program here and the standard heap allocation of 1 MB by VC is constraining our project. I have come across some options in Project Settings(Alt+F5) but we cannot get the parameter string right to make the compiler give our program more heap memory. Can somebody help us on this. Any help will be appreciated.

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where XXX is a percentage:

100 = 100%, the normal allocation
200 = 200%, twice the normal size
300 = 300%, three times the normal size
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thanks, will try it out.

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