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I am writing a C program using Dev-CPP. It uses a 3 dimensional array to store around 350 values as shown below.

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  2. db[2][0][1]=3278;
  3. db[2][0][4]=2368;
  4. db[3][0][3]=6686;
  5. db[2][0][6]=7224;
  6. ..
  7. ..
  8. ..


I get a valid output when I read the array with the following code

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  1. zone = db[2][0][1];
  2. printf("%d",zone);

but it stops abruptly with a error msg when i run a code like this...

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  1. int h,t,o;
  2. h=2;
  3. t=0;
  4. o=1;
  5. zone = db[h][t][o];

The program stops exactly when the last line is executed... . It get compiled without any error

help me to read the array using the int values...
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please post how the array was declared, or better yet post the entire function. what's the max value of each dimension?
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I am sorry. I should have done that first..

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  1. int db[9][9][9];

the maximum value is 7789 and the minimum value is 3278.
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The values you put in the array are not relevent to your problem. I suspect the actual error is elsewhere in your program because what you posted looks ok. Without more code its impossible to say what your problem is.
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Either that, or you have some miniscule amount of RAM in your computer. What's your compiler? It's highly unlikely, but a crappy old compiler has much different limits than a modern one.
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Either that, or you have some miniscule amount of RAM in your computer. What's your compiler? It's highly unlikely, but a crappy old compiler has much different limits than a modern one.
Yes, an old compiler imposes a limit on the amount of memory that can be allocated to a single variable, but if that were the senario, the program execution would have halted at the point he has declared the three dimensional array.

I hope you realize that even though he hasn't stored any values initially in his array, the space has been nonetheless allocated to him. I don't think any failed attempt after the allocation is due to the old compiler.

And as far as RAM is concerned, he is allocating 729 * 4 bytes ~ 2.85 KB. I don't think this should be as such a problem...

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Hello there.

Yes, an old compiler imposes a limit on the amount of memory that can be allocated to a single variable, but if that were the senario, the program execution would have halted at the point he has declared the three dimensional array.

I hope you realize that even though he hasn't stored any values initially in his array, the space has been nonetheless allocated to him. I don't think any failed attempt after the allocation is due to the old compiler.

And as far as RAM is concerned, he is allocating 729 * 4 bytes ~ 2.85 KB. I don't think this should be as such a problem...
You're right - I guess I was thinking in terms of dynamic memory allocation...

Ancient Dragon is right - there's an error somewhere else in your program. Post your entire code so that we can criticize... I mean, correct, your code. :cheesy:
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You're right - I guess I was thinking in terms of dynamic memory allocation...
Ah..just to clear the matters up...even if we dynamically allocated 2.9KB of memory, it wouldn't be such a problem, unless of course, you were doing realloc i.e. allocating memory during runtime and exceeding the limitations imposed by the current memory model of the compiler.

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here is the code.. so that you could correct....
this is a program to find time zone from area code...
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  1. #include <stdio.h>
  2. #include <stdlib.h>
  3.  
  4. void db_init(void);/*function to initialise db[9][9][9] to zero*/
  5. void db_init1(void);/*function to initialise db[9][9][9] to with the database*/
  6. int db[9][9][9]; /*array to store the value*/
  7. int n;
  8. int zone;
  9. int main()
  10. {
  11. db_init();/*function to initialise db[9][9][9] to zero*/
  12. db_init1();/*function to initialise db[9][9][9] to with the database*/
  13. int hundred,ten,one;
  14. int query[100];/*array to get input from user*/
  15. int filtered[100];/*array to store the only the number in the input from user*/
  16. int i=0,j,k;
  17.  
  18. for(i=0;i<=100;i++)/*function to initialise filtered to zero*/
  19. filtered[i]=0;
  20. i=0;
  21.  
  22.  
  23. printf("Hi! Thank you for using Siva's time zone locator.\nPress any key to continue....");
  24. getch();
  25. zone = db[2][0][1];/*not part of program. only to check*/
  26. printf("%d",zone);/*not part of program. only to check*/
  27. getch();
  28. system("CLS");
  29.  
  30.  
  31. printf("Please enter upto 20 three digit area codes and type \\ and hit enter\n"); 
  32.  
  33. /* \ is to indicate end of input*/
  34.  
  35.  
  36.  
  37. while(i!=100 && (query[i]=getchar())!=92)/*to get input from user*/
  38. {
  39. ++i;
  40. }
  41.  
  42.  
  43. n=i-1;/* -1 to exclude the \ at the end of the array*/
  44. k=0;
  45. for(i=0;i<=n;i++)
  46. {
  47. j=query[i];
  48. if (j>47 && j<58)/* to move the element in query[] to filtered[] if its a number*/
  49. {
  50. filtered[k]=j;
  51. ++k;
  52. }
  53. else
  54. ;
  55. }
  56. for (i=0;i<=k;i)
  57. {
  58. hundred=filtered[i];
  59. ten=filtered[i+1];
  60. one=filtered[i+2];
  61.  
  62. putchar(hundred);
  63. putchar(ten);
  64. putchar(one);/*works great till here*/
  65. zone = db[hundred][ten][one];/*problem starts here*/
  66.  
  67. switch (zone)
  68. {
  69. case 3278:
  70. printf("\tEastern Standard Time Zones");
  71. case 2368:
  72. printf("\tCentral Standard Time Zones");
  73. case 6686:
  74. printf("\tMountain Standard Time Zones");
  75. case 7224:
  76. printf("\tPacific Standard Time Zones");
  77. case 2389:
  78. printf("\tEastern & Central Time Zones");
  79. case 2689:
  80. printf("\tCentral & Mountain Time Zones");
  81. case 6289:
  82. printf("\tMountain & Central Time Zones");
  83. case 6789:
  84. printf("\tMountain & Pacific Time Zones");
  85. case 2289:
  86. printf("\tAleutian & Alaskan Time Zones"); 
  87. case 2852:
  88. printf("\tAtlantic Time Zones"); 
  89. case 6389:
  90. printf("\tNewfoundland Time Zone (Canadian)");
  91. case 7289:
  92. printf("\tPacific & Alaskan Time Zones");
  93. case 7789:
  94. printf("\tSamoan Standard Time Zones");
  95. default:
  96. printf("invalid code");
  97. }
  98.  
  99. i=i+3;
  100. }
  101.  
  102.  
  103.  
  104.  
  105.  
  106. return 0;
  107.  
  108.  
  109. }
  110. void db_init(void)
  111. {
  112. /*function to initialise db[9][9][9] to zero*/
  113. /*using a seperate function because programs stops after this if used in main()*/ 
  114. int i,j,k;
  115. for (i=0;i<=9;i++)
  116. {
  117. for (j=0;j<=9;j++)
  118. {
  119. for (k=0;k<=9;k++)
  120. {
  121. db[i][j][k]=0;
  122. }
  123. }
  124. }
  125.  
  126. }
  127. void db_init1(void)
  128. {
  129. /*function to initialise db[9][9][9] to with the database*/
  130. /*using a seperate function because programs stops after this if used in main()*/ 
  131. db[2][0][1]=3278;/*Eastern Time Zone*/ 
  132. db[2][0][2]=3278;
  133. db[2][0][3]=3278;
  134. db[2][0][7]=3278;
  135. db[2][1][2]=3278;
  136. db[2][1][5]=3278;
  137. db[2][1][6]=3278;
  138. db[2][2][6]=3278;
  139. db[2][2][9]=3278;
  140. db[2][3][1]=3278;
  141. db[2][3][4]=3278;
  142. db[2][3][9]=3278;
  143. db[2][4][0]=3278;
  144. db[2][4][8]=3278;
  145. db[2][5][2]=3278;
  146. db[2][6][7]=3278;
  147. db[2][6][9]=3278;
  148. db[2][7][6]=3278;
  149. db[2][8][9]=3278;
  150. db[3][0][1]=3278;
  151. db[3][0][2]=3278;
  152. db[3][0][4]=3278;
  153. db[3][0][5]=3278;
  154. db[3][1][3]=3278;
  155. db[3][1][5]=3278;
  156. db[3][2][1]=3278;
  157. db[3][3][0]=3278;
  158. db[3][3][6]=3278;
  159. db[3][3][9]=3278;
  160. db[3][4][5]=3278;
  161. db[3][4][7]=3278;
  162. db[3][5][1]=3278;
  163. db[3][5][2]=3278;
  164. db[3][8][6]=3278;
  165. db[4][0][1]=3278;
  166. db[4][0][4]=3278;
  167. db[4][0][7]=3278;
  168. db[4][1][0]=3278;
  169. db[4][1][2]=3278;
  170. db[4][1][3]=3278;
  171. db[4][1][6]=3278;
  172. db[4][1][8]=3278;
  173. db[4][1][9]=3278;
  174. db[4][3][4]=3278;
  175. db[4][3][8]=3278;
  176. db[4][4][0]=3278;
  177. db[4][4][3]=3278;
  178. db[4][5][0]=3278;
  179. db[4][7][0]=3278;
  180. db[4][7][5]=3278;
  181. db[4][7][8]=3278;
  182. db[4][8][4]=3278;
  183. db[5][0][2]=3278;
  184. db[5][0][8]=3278;
  185. db[5][1][3]=3278;
  186. db[5][1][4]=3278;
  187. db[5][1][6]=3278;
  188. db[5][1][7]=3278;
  189. db[5][1][8]=3278;
  190. db[5][1][9]=3278;
  191. db[5][4][0]=3278;
  192. db[5][5][1]=3278;
  193. db[5][6][1]=3278;
  194. db[5][6][7]=3278;
  195. db[5][7][0]=3278;
  196. db[5][7][1]=3278;
  197. db[5][8][5]=3278;
  198. db[5][8][6]=3278;
  199. db[6][0][3]=3278;
  200. db[6][0][6]=3278;
  201. db[6][0][7]=3278;
  202. db[6][0][9]=3278;
  203. db[6][1][0]=3278;
  204. db[6][1][3]=3278;
  205. db[6][1][4]=3278;
  206. db[6][1][6]=3278;
  207. db[6][1][7]=3278;
  208. db[6][3][1]=3278;
  209. db[6][4][6]=3278;
  210. db[6][4][7]=3278;
  211. db[6][4][9]=3278;
  212. db[6][7][8]=3278;
  213. db[7][0][3]=3278;
  214. db[7][0][4]=3278;
  215. db[7][0][5]=3278; 
  216. db[7][0][6]=3278;
  217. db[7][1][6]=3278;
  218. db[7][1][7]=3278;
  219. db[7][1][8]=3278;
  220. db[7][2][4]=3278;
  221. db[7][2][7]=3278;
  222. db[7][3][2]=3278;
  223. db[7][3][4]=3278;
  224. db[7][4][0]=3278;
  225. db[7][5][4]=3278;
  226. db[7][5][7]=3278;
  227. db[7][7][0]=3278;
  228. db[7][7][2]=3278;
  229. db[7][7][4]=3278;
  230. db[7][8][1]=3278;
  231. db[7][8][6]=3278;
  232. db[8][0][2]=3278;
  233. db[8][0][3]=3278;
  234. db[8][0][4]=3278;
  235. db[8][1][0]=3278;
  236. db[8][1][3]=3278;
  237. db[8][1][4]=3278;
  238. db[8][1][9]=3278;
  239. db[8][2][8]=3278;
  240. db[8][3][5]=3278;
  241. db[8][4][3]=3278;
  242. db[8][4][5]=3278;
  243. db[8][4][8]=3278;
  244. db[8][5][6]=3278;
  245. db[8][5][7]=3278;
  246. db[8][5][9]=3278;
  247. db[8][6][0]=3278;
  248. db[8][6][2]=3278;
  249. db[8][6][3]=3278;
  250. db[8][6][5]=3278;
  251. db[8][7][6]=3278;
  252. db[8][7][8]=3278;
  253. db[9][0][4]=3278;
  254. db[9][0][5]=3278;
  255. db[9][0][8]=3278;
  256. db[9][1][0]=3278;
  257. db[9][1][2]=3278;
  258. db[9][1][4]=3278;
  259. db[9][1][7]=3278;
  260. db[9][1][9]=3278;
  261. db[9][3][7]=3278;
  262. db[9][4][1]=3278;
  263. db[9][4][7]=3278;
  264. db[9][5][4]=3278;
  265. db[9][5][9]=3278;
  266. db[9][7][3]=3278;
  267. db[9][7][8]=3278;
  268. db[9][8][0]=3278;
  269. db[9][8][9]=3278;
  270. db[2][0][4]=2368;/*Central Time Zone */
  271. db[2][0][5]=2368;
  272. db[2][1][0]=2368;
  273. db[2][1][4]=2368;
  274. db[2][1][7]=2368;
  275. db[2][1][8]=2368;
  276. db[2][2][4]=2368;
  277. db[2][2][5]=2368;
  278. db[2][2][8]=2368;
  279. db[2][5][1]=2368;
  280. db[2][5][4]=2368;
  281. db[2][5][6]=2368;
  282. db[2][6][2]=2368;
  283. db[2][7][0]=2368;
  284. db[2][8][1]=2368;
  285. db[3][0][9]=2368;
  286. db[3][1][2]=2368;
  287. db[3][1][4]=2368;
  288. db[3][1][6]=2368;
  289. db[3][1][8]=2368;
  290. db[3][1][9]=2368;
  291. db[3][2][0]=2368;
  292. db[3][2][5]=2368;
  293. db[3][3][4]=2368;
  294. db[3][3][7]=2368;
  295. db[3][6][1]=2368;
  296. db[4][0][2]=2368;
  297. db[4][0][5]=2368;
  298. db[4][0][9]=2368;
  299. db[4][1][4]=2368;
  300. db[4][1][7]=2368;
  301. db[4][3][0]=2368;
  302. db[4][3][2]=2368;
  303. db[4][6][9]=2368;
  304. db[4][7][9]=2368;
  305. db[5][0][1]=2368;
  306. db[5][0][4]=2368;
  307. db[5][0][7]=2368;
  308. db[5][1][2]=2368;
  309. db[5][1][5]=2368;
  310. db[5][6][3]=2368;
  311. db[5][7][3]=2368;
  312. db[5][8][0]=2368;
  313. db[6][0][1]=2368;
  314. db[6][0][8]=2368;
  315. db[6][1][2]=2368;
  316. db[6][1][5]=2368;
  317. db[6][1][8]=2368;
  318. db[6][3][0]=2368;
  319. db[6][3][6]=2368;
  320. db[6][4][1]=2368;
  321. db[6][5][1]=2368;
  322. db[6][6][0]=2368;
  323. db[6][6][2]=2368;
  324. db[6][8][2]=2368;
  325. db[7][0][8]=2368;
  326. db[7][1][2]=2368;
  327. db[7][1][3]=2368;
  328. db[7][1][5]=2368;
  329. db[7][3][1]=2368;
  330. db[7][6][3]=2368;
  331. db[7][6][9]=2368;
  332. db[7][7][3]=2368;
  333. db[8][0][6]=2368;
  334. db[8][1][5]=2368;
  335. db[8][1][6]=2368;
  336. db[8][1][7]=2368;
  337. db[8][3][0]=2368;
  338. db[8][3][2]=2368;
  339. db[8][4][7]=2368;
  340. db[8][7][0]=2368;
  341. db[9][0][1]=2368;
  342. db[9][0][3]=2368;
  343. db[9][1][3]=2368;
  344. db[9][1][8]=2368;
  345. db[9][2][0]=2368;
  346. db[9][3][1]=2368;
  347. db[9][3][6]=2368;
  348. db[9][4][0]=2368;
  349. db[9][5][2]=2368;
  350. db[9][5][6]=2368;
  351. db[9][7][2]=2368;
  352. db[9][7][9]=2368;
  353. db[9][8][5]=2368;
  354. db[3][0][3]=6686;/*Mountain Time Zone */
  355. db[3][0][7]=6686;
  356. db[3][8][5]=6686;
  357. db[4][0][3]=6686;
  358. db[4][0][6]=6686;
  359. db[4][3][5]=6686;
  360. db[5][0][5]=6686;
  361. db[7][1][9]=6686;
  362. db[7][2][0]=6686;
  363. db[7][8][0]=6686;
  364. db[8][0][1]=6686;
  365. db[9][7][0]=6686;
  366. db[2][0][6]=7224; /*Pacific Time Zone*/
  367. db[2][0][9]=7224;
  368. db[2][1][3]=7224;
  369. db[2][5][3]=7224;
  370. db[3][1][0]=7224;
  371. db[3][2][3]=7224;
  372. db[3][6][0]=7224;
  373. db[4][0][8]=7224;
  374. db[4][1][5]=7224;
  375. db[4][2][5]=7224;
  376. db[5][0][3]=7224;
  377. db[5][0][9]=7224;
  378. db[5][1][0]=7224;
  379. db[5][3][0]=7224; 
  380. db[5][5][9]=7224;
  381. db[5][6][2]=7224;
  382. db[6][0][4]=7224;
  383. db[6][1][9]=7224;
  384. db[6][2][6]=7224;
  385. db[6][5][0]=7224;
  386. db[6][6][1]=7224;
  387. db[7][0][2]=7224;
  388. db[7][0][7]=7224;
  389. db[7][1][4]=7224;
  390. db[7][6][0]=7224;
  391. db[7][7][5]=7224;
  392. db[7][7][8]=7224;
  393. db[8][0][5]=7224;
  394. db[8][1][8]=7224;
  395. db[8][3][1]=7224;
  396. db[8][5][8]=7224;
  397. db[9][0][9]=7224;
  398. db[9][1][6]=7224;
  399. db[9][2][5]=7224;
  400. db[9][4][9]=7224;
  401. db[9][5][1]=7224;
  402. db[9][7][1]=7224;
  403. db[7][6][5]=2389;/*central and eastern time zone*/
  404. db[2][1][9]=2389;
  405. db[2][6][0]=2389;
  406. db[3][1][7]=2389;
  407. db[4][2][3]=2389;
  408. db[5][7][4]=2389;
  409. db[8][0][7]=2389;
  410. db[8][1][2]=2389;
  411. db[8][5][0]=2389;
  412. db[9][0][6]=2389;
  413. db[6][2][0]=2689;/*Central & Mountain Time Zones*/
  414. db[3][0][6]=2689;
  415. db[3][0][8]=2689;
  416. db[6][0][5]=2689;
  417. db[7][0][1]=6289;/*Mountain & Central Time Zones*/
  418. db[7][8][5]=6289;
  419. db[9][1][5]=6289;
  420. db[2][0][8]=6789;/*Mountain & Pacific Time Zones*/
  421. db[2][5][0]=6789;
  422. db[4][8][0]=6789;
  423. db[5][2][0]=6789;
  424. db[5][4][1]=6789;
  425. db[6][0][2]=6789;
  426. db[6][2][3]=6789;
  427. db[9][2][8]=6789;
  428. db[9][0][7]=2289;/*Aleutian & Alaskan Time Zones*/ 
  429. db[2][4][2]=2852;/*Atlantic Time Zone */
  430. db[2][4][6]=2852;
  431. db[2][6][4]=2852;
  432. db[2][6][8]=2852;
  433. db[2][8][4]=2852;
  434. db[3][4][0]=2852;
  435. db[4][4][1]=2852;
  436. db[4][7][3]=2852;
  437. db[5][0][6]=2852;
  438. db[6][6][4]=2852;
  439. db[7][5][8]=2852;
  440. db[7][6][7]=2852;
  441. db[7][8][4]=2852;
  442. db[7][8][7]=2852;
  443. db[8][0][9]=2852;
  444. db[8][2][9]=2852;
  445. db[8][6][8]=2852;
  446. db[8][6][9]=2852;
  447. db[9][0][2]=2852;
  448. db[9][3][9]=2852;
  449. db[8][0][8]=4292;
  450. db[7][0][9]=6389;/*Newfoundland Time Zone*/
  451. db[8][6][7]=7289;/*Pacific through Alaskan */
  452. db[6][8][4]=7789;/*Samoan Standard Time Zone */
  453. }

I am using dev-c++ ver 4.9.9.2 to develop this program.
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> for(i=0;i<=100;i++)
There are many MANY examples of you accessing outside the bounds of your arrays.

more - db[9][7][0]=6686;
and more - db_init()
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