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I can't post the entire code -- propietary stuff...so, let me investigate further the heap issue. &nbsp;I know at least that CString should be okay and something else is happenning. &nbsp;Thanks!
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I can't post the entire code -- propietary stuff...so, let me investigate further the heap issue.  I know at least that CString should be okay and something else is happenning.  Thanks!

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I'm having trouble with populating CString and std::string with really large strings. &nbsp;Roughly, after 200 chars, CString and std::string start to poop out and throw exceptions.<br />
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How does one deal with large strings...I really need to have a large string with over 500-1000 characters.<br />
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I'm really desperate and need to fix this as soon as possible..please help!!<br />
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I'm using Visual Studio C++ 6.0 -- I have to use this compiler, there's no choice.<br />

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I'm having trouble with populating CString and std::string with really large strings.  Roughly, after 200 chars, CString and std::string start to poop out and throw exceptions.

How does one deal with large strings...I really need to have a large string with over 500-1000 characters.

I'm really desperate and need to fix this as soon as possible..please help!!

I'm using Visual Studio C++ 6.0 -- I have to use this compiler, there's no choice.


CString , std::string Size Limitation

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