| Yeah, a thousand cubed is a billion, must have misread that, and I guess if you're cloning arrays in nested loops you could create enough variables to use that much memory.
Of course, any time you find yourself nesting loops in any scenario you should take a step back and check what you're doing, especially if it's more than two levels and using the same data - there'll almost certainly be a different approach worth considering. Pretty sure detecting corner/outermost points doesn't require any nesting. |
