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Re: QUESTION: is there a command in idl which could clean up memory pieces? [message #63037 is a reply to message #62993] Thu, 23 October 2008 18:02 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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Why not use plot and p.multi to reduce the number of windows and allow
closure at will? How do you wade through so many plots at once anyway?

Cheers

On Oct 23, 9:09 pm, Tatcher <christian_ma...@gmx.at> wrote:
> Hej!
>
> I have a similar problem.
>
> I am analyzing shots measured in a tokamak. The problem in my case is,
> that the program opens up to 10 iplot windows per shot. Each window
> contains 420000 data points. After approx. 15 shots, the Computer runs
> out of memory (2 GB).
> I have the same problem when I suppress the visualisation of the iplot
> windows (user_interface='n') and dump the picture of the plot directly
> to the harddisk instead.
> Although my program runs in a loop and all the variables are defined
> only once and are rewritten for each shot.In my case iPlot seems to be
> the problem.Is it possible that every iPlot window reserve a certain
> amount of memory? How do you plot your data?
>
> My solution: I will ty to use float instead of double numbers and I
> will upgraded my PC to 8 GB RAM.
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