[ad_1] Visual Studio 2015 doesn’t support the C++17 standard. Prior to C++17 standard you can’t have the std::shared_ptr<T[]> pointer. But even in C++17 the std::make_shared function doesn’t support array types so you would have to use the boost::make_shared instead. Another alternative is to use the unique pointer in combination with the std::make_unique which does support … Read more
[ad_1] pthread_t resources are not released. You should call pthread_detach or pthread_join, otherwise the pthread_t value remains valid consumes resources and I can guess that happens in this case. 0 [ad_2] solved Process memory examination
[ad_1] Your example code should not give any errors as was proved by Robert Crovella. I looked at your original code and found a misaligned parenthesis cause by that first “for” loop. Good luck… 0 [ad_2] solved CUDA: Using a global thread index with shared memory won’t work [closed]