Hello there. I am writing a game in java for a class of mine but i am getting this bugger ass error and i cant find it. Can someone help me? The whole project including all classes and such is located in the .zip you can download. I swear it doesn't have any virus's I just really need some help.
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Jump to Postbasically, the stack is the 'heap' on which all your (local) variables are created.
if you never destroy or re-use any, just keep creating new ones, the time will come that your (limited) space on the heap is maxed out. if then, you're creating one more.bam.
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Jump to PostString a = new String("still needed");
a = null; // not used anymore
Jump to Postdon't know. I see you calling a lot of methods, but I have no idea of what they do.
also, those if-s might be in a loop, which could be part of it.best thing to do is post the entire code.
Jump to PostHang on... this is a stack overflow, not a heap overflow. All the discussion so far applies to a heap overflow. Objects are created on the heap, and you overflow that by creating too many objects, or by preventing old objects from being garbage collected.
The stack is where blocks …
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