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QUESTION: is there a command in idl which could clean up memory pieces? [message #62993]

Tue, 21 October 2008 12:03

litongmu
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Registered: October 2008

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Hi all,

I am wondering if there is a command in IDL which could clean up all
the memory pieces to generate a whole big piece which could be used by
IDL.
Because, recently I am running a code to read and deal with cdf files.
And there are lots of files (more than 1000). The code cannot finish
them once, because of memory problem.
And I know that in Matlab there is a command called 'pack', which
could clean up all the memory pieces. So I am wondering if there is a
similar counterpart in IDL. It took me really a long time to find in
the manuals. But no luck.
I appreciate your help and your try.

tongmu

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		QUESTION: is there a command in idl which could clean up memory pieces? By: litongmu on Tue, 21 October 2008 12:03
		Re: QUESTION: is there a command in idl which could clean up memory pieces? By: Tatcher on Thu, 23 October 2008 23:56
		Re: QUESTION: is there a command in idl which could clean up memory pieces? By: MC on Thu, 23 October 2008 18:02
		Re: QUESTION: is there a command in idl which could clean up memory pieces? By: pgrigis on Thu, 23 October 2008 10:49
		Re: QUESTION: is there a command in idl which could clean up memory pieces? By: Tatcher on Thu, 23 October 2008 08:59
		Re: QUESTION: is there a command in idl which could clean up memory pieces? By: pgrigis on Thu, 23 October 2008 06:48
		Re: QUESTION: is there a command in idl which could clean up memory pieces? By: Tatcher on Thu, 23 October 2008 01:09

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