Here's the code i'm able to compile with gcc: #include <iostream> #include <map> template <class T> class map_alloc { public: typedef std::size_t size_type; typedef std::ptrdiff_t difference_type; typedef T* pointer; typedef const T* const_pointer; typedef T& reference; typedef const T& const_reference;…
Consider a webpage that contains a button which triggers the opening of a modal: <dialog></dialog> <button>Open modal</button> const trigger = document.querySelector(`button`); const wrapper = document.querySelector(`dialog`); trigger.addEventListener(`click`, () => { wrapper.replaceChildren(new Modal()); wrapper.showModal(); }); The modal is a custom element: class…
I run the application on the docker, it gives an error. There is no memory limit, in docker stats it shows that 32gb of memory is available. But the container behaves strangely at startup, although 32gb is available, it does…
For my master's thesis I want to work on further developing the PyPSA-Eur energy system model for the Baltic Sea Region. Before I can work on the development I have to succesfully run the model. I am running the PyPSA-Euro…
I am using the Salabim package in python to simulate some queueing theory. Salabim (documentation) is based on SimPy but with many extensions and additional features. Most of my problems are solved in a few minutes with minimal memory requirements.…
EDIT: The error happens when mod reaches a value greater than 2^32. Is there any way to increase how many bits mod has for memory, or a better war to store them? I am running out of memory when running…
Let's say there is a file in my app that consists of nothing but hundreds of exported functions, but only one rarely used part of my app uses them. A file like this: export function a() { .. } export…
this question is not new on SO, but I have a scenario that is not exactly the same as other questions. Let's say I have a class Component class Component { constructor() { this.resolvers = []; } addResolver() { return…
I have two files here: index.js let list = []; function add() { //list.push("item"); list = ["item"]; console.log("B. list length " + list.length); } module.exports = { add, list } test.js let { add, list } = require('./index'); console.log("A. list…
In Node, I see there are options for configuring space for the "Young generation" and "Old generation" sections of memory, i.e. --max-semi-space-size and --max-old-space-size, but is there a limit to V8's large object space, and if so can it be…