Hi Nixcraft ,

Thanks a lot for running the code and giving feed back.

Did you use the input file that i posted at
http://www.fedoraforum.org/forum/sho...43#post220743?
I had given the shell script to run the binary and the input file here.

were the flags your used for running freqT : -m 50 -L 10 ?
./freqT -m 50 -L 10 < data > output

the original code ( freqT) also stops runnig on this input when given these flags.

In your reply , the command tried is given as (./freqt -w <data > output ).
May be -m and -L flags might have got omitted. In this case, default value of m=1 is taken and program outputs all strings that it can enumerate.

Could u run with the flags i said ? I really am not trying put a DoS attack your system . But it will eb very helpful if i see that it is running correctly on some other configuration.

The code seems to be ok , without any memory leakge since it is using only STL containers. But may be due to recursion, program is eating up too much swap space.
I want to try out a 1GB swap file, but program does not seems to use the temporary swap files that is created.

I'm using fedora core version 3 and gcc version 3.3.3 on P4 processor 256 MB RAM.

Thanks and Regards

Shinni