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Is there a workaround to compile a big table in 4GB memory device for release version #1038
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sqlite_orm is of course very template-heavy. A few questions:
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@yushb0602 are you there? |
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@yushb0602 are you there? |
Good news, I have tried the latest dev branch. This issue doesn't exist anymore. This exists in the latest in main branch v1.7.1. The memory grows gradually to more than 16Gb when I monitor by top command. only make it with |
Furthmore, It takes me about seconds compile for dev branch version, but about 3 mins for the v1.71 main branch. |
wow it is very nice. Thanks to @trueqbit for his improvement |
@yushb0602 Would be interesting whether things are still the same for you with the branch from PR #1039! |
@fnc12 I have run into the same problem. Will this be in the next version? And when will it be released? |
@Zvicii sorry for delay. Much stuff appear in my life. Let me make a release during this week |
I have a table with 18 columns, It works well in debug version with gcc 11.1, C++ 20 standard. but when I switch to release version, get a compiling error:
c++: fatal error: Killed signal terminated program cc1plus.
The 4Gb memory is not enough, When I remove some columns or enlarge into 16GB memory, these cases are workable.
There is a workaround to compile it in 4GB memory hardware ?
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