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[MUG] Maple 7 under Linux: memory trouble
| [MUG] Maple 7 under Linux: memory trouble |
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Author: Jerome BENOIT
Posted: Mon, 05 Aug 2002 14:43:14 +0300
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>> From: Jerome BENOIT "benoit"
Bonjour,
I encounter a strange problem.
I am using the LinearAlgebra package to make intensive linear
computation (hardware, i.e., datatype=float[8] and Digits=15):
whereas `bytesalloc' seems to remain constant,
the memory effectivley used (according to Linux tools)
drastically increases in such a way that after a while Maple breaks
with an `ran out of memory' error message.
Did I miss something ?
How can we avoid it ?
Thanks in advance,
Jerome BENOIT
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| [MUG] Re: Maple 7 under Linux: memory trouble |
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Author: Allan Wittkopf
Posted: Tue, 06 Aug 2002 11:14:48 -0700
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>> From: Allan Wittkopf "wittkopf"
Are you running this in the GUI?
Is there a great deal of output (printing)?
Can you send a sample calculation, and which version of Maple you are running?
- Allan Wittkopf
> >> From: Jerome BENOIT "benoit"
> I encounter a strange problem.
> I am using the LinearAlgebra package to make intensive linear
> computation (hardware, i.e., datatype=float[8] and Digits=15):
> whereas `bytesalloc' seems to remain constant,
> the memory effectivley used (according to Linux tools)
> drastically increases in such a way that after a while Maple breaks
> with an `ran out of memory' error message.
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