Re: Array Issues with J2ME

Thank you, Robin, for your reply.  I am not using J2ME on a handset, so
that cannot be an issue.  I am looking for problems with J2ME handling
arrays, specifically two-dimensional arrays.  I am running a program
that is simply hanging when it tries to use a two-dimensional array in
J2ME.  Does anyone know why this might be the case?  Thanks again.  

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Subject: Re: Array Issues with J2ME

Specifically, what sort of problems? =)

There are a number of old handsets that have horrible internal limits on
object size.
e.g.
You can't have an array larger than 64kb on early Siemens handsets.
Some handsets with native recompilers introduce other limits that can
impact upon array usage; old Panasonic handsets like the X60 suffer from
this.

Obviously there are also the obvious Java related overheads of using
multi-dimensional arrays that you might not expect if you were
unfamiliar with Java.

Padilla, Alex D wrote:
> Does anyone know of any issues when programming with arrays in J2ME 
> and any possible solutions for this problem?  I have had some problems

> specifically with two-dimensional arrays.
>
> Thank you all in advance.
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