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Re: memory allocation [message #16456 is a reply to message #11586]

Mon, 26 July 1999 00:00

davidf
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Registered: September 1996

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Essa Yacoub (yacoub@cmrr.umn.edu) writes:

> I continue to get this error message,
> (pv-wave)
>
> Unable to allocate memory: to make array.
> Not enough space
>
> This is maybe a fragmented memory problem ?

99% of the time this turns out to be a programming
error. But without more details, I could probably think
of a dozen reasons you would get this message.

What are you trying to do when this message occurs?
What kind of machine are you using? Are you trying
to output an image in PostScript? Etc., etc.

Cheers,

David
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		memory allocation for structure arrays By: Ian Sprod on Wed, 29 April 1998 00:00
		Re: memory allocation for structure arrays By: mallors on Sat, 02 May 1998 00:00
		Re: memory allocation for structure arrays By: Ian Sprod on Fri, 01 May 1998 00:00
		Re: memory allocation for structure arrays By: korpela on Thu, 30 April 1998 00:00
		Re: memory allocation By: Essa Yacoub on Tue, 27 July 1999 00:00
		Re: memory allocation By: Liam Gumley on Tue, 27 July 1999 00:00
		Re: memory allocation By: Craig Markwardt on Tue, 27 July 1999 00:00
		Re: memory allocation By: davidf on Mon, 26 July 1999 00:00
		Re: memory allocation By: Essa Yacoub on Mon, 26 July 1999 00:00
		Re: memory allocation By: davidf on Mon, 26 July 1999 00:00

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