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Re: Array has too many elements? [message #37503 is a reply to message #37501]

Fri, 19 December 2003 08:46

Michael Wallace
Messages: 409
Registered: December 2003

Senior Member

Silly me. I misread the earlier message. I was thinking of large file
support rather than RAM. Oops.

The Windows version of IDL is still compiled as a 32-bit application.
It's only been recently that Windows has even produced a 64-bit version
of their operating systems, whereas Sun and other Unixes had 64-bit
operating systems years ago. So, it will be a while before RSI catches
up and produces a 64-bit Windows version.

Michael Wallace wrote:
> According to the "What's New In IDL 5.4" manual, RSI added large file (
>> 2.1GB ) support for Windows. Apparently, you can use the 64-bit
> integer data type to read and write data from files. However, there
> aren't any examples and I've never tried it myself since I avoid Windows
> like the plague.
>

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		Re: Array has too many elements? By: JD Smith on Mon, 22 December 2003 14:01
		Re: Array has too many elements? By: Jonathan Greenberg on Mon, 22 December 2003 13:35
		Re: Array has too many elements? By: Jamie on Mon, 22 December 2003 10:32
		Re: Array has too many elements? By: Jonathan Greenberg on Fri, 19 December 2003 11:54
		Re: Array has too many elements? By: Michael Wallace on Fri, 19 December 2003 08:46
		Re: Array has too many elements? By: Michael Wallace on Fri, 19 December 2003 08:32
		Re: Array has too many elements? By: Jamie on Fri, 19 December 2003 01:23
		Re: Array has too many elements? By: Bringfried Stecklum on Fri, 19 December 2003 03:00
		Re: Array has too many elements? By: Jonathan Greenberg on Fri, 19 December 2003 00:51

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