size maximum allocated by calloc()
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Answer / vrushali
It is page size. almost 64k in linux OS.
After which we have to use realloc to get more memory.
In case, there is more memory available in dynamic memory
space, then realloc will give the pointer else NULL.
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Answer / rohit
It is page size. almost 64k in linux OS.
After which we have to use realloc to get more memory.
In case, there is more memory available in dynamic memory
space, then realloc will give the pointer else NULL.
and also
it depends on system memory and compiler
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