Reading a large number of floating point data into a dynamically allocated 2 dimensional variable

I wrote a very very simple program to write 40000*84 floating point data into a file and then try to retrieve it back into a 2 dimensional dynamically allocated variable.

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#define TOTAL_TRAIN     40000
#define TOTAL_FEATURE     84

void main()
{
     FILE* ftest;
     ftest=fopen  
        ("C:\\windows\\desktop\\train.txt","w");
     if(ftest==NULL)     exit(0);
     
     float num=0.0;
     for(long i=0; i<(TOTAL_TRAIN*TOTAL_FEATURE); i++)
     {
          num=num+1.2;
          fprintf(ftest,"%f\n",num);
     }
     fclose(ftest);
     printf("file write done");
     
     FILE* fsort;
     long total=TOTAL_TRAIN;
     fsort=fopen
        ("C:\\windows\\desktop\\train.txt","r");
     if(fsort==NULL)     exit(0);
     
     float** features=new float* [TOTAL_TRAIN];
     for(i=0; i<TOTAL_TRAIN; i++)
          features[i]=new float [TOTAL_FEATURE];
     
     for(i=0; i<TOTAL_TRAIN; i++)
     {
          printf("%d\n",i);
          for(int j=0; j<TOTAL_FEATURE; j++)
          {              
          fscanf(fsort,"%f",&features[j][i]);
          }
     }
     
     fclose(fsort);

     printf("All features had been loaded\n");
       
        for(i=0; i<TOTAL_TRAIN; i++)
     delete [] features[i];
     delete[] features;
}
 
Writing into a file is not a problem but when I try to retrieve it back only 750*84 out of 40000*84 samples can be retrieved.
Try to run this program. If any one can find any solution can you inform me as soon as possible.

Is it due to memory problem. 40000*84*4(float point data size is 4bytes)=13.44Mbyte. I have a 64Mbyte of SDRAM, Pentium 3 600Mhz and 14Gbyte of HDD.