Hi,
I have a Perl script that essentially does:
use RRDs;
@format = ();
$line = 0;
$format[$line++] = "plot.png";
$format[$line++] = "-s $start";
$format[$line++] = "-e $end";
# Some formatting commands
for ($i=0 ; $i<$MAX_TARGET ; $i++) {
$format[$line++] = "DEF:${i}_VAL=$datadir/$i.rrd:$i:MAX";
$format[$line++] = "CDEF: ... ";
$format[$line++] = "STACK ... ";
}
RRDs::graph (@format);
my $ERR=RRDs::error;
die "ERROR: $ERR\n" if $ERR;
This works fine as long as $MAX_TARGET is small and therefor the number of
elements of @format is less than about 800.
When $MAX_TARGET becomes bigger, all entries in @format() after number 800
appear to be ignored.
It looks like I've hit some limit in RRD or its perl bindings, so I looked
for fixed size arrays and such in order to make them larger. BUT I cannot
find anything obvious in the code that limits the number of arguments to
RRDs::graph()
Anybody any ideas?
Henk
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