Hi,
I have tried to run a script, the first part of which reads an approx 1GB sd
file using pybel. However the script hangs and generates a pop-up window
saying
C++ error in the title bar but the window itself is transparent with no message
in it. Running the script again, the memory usage got to ~2.4GB (out of 4)
when
the script hung so machine memory does not appear to be the issue.
I tried a smaller 50K sd file and the script ran fine. I then put the big file
back in and asked the script to print something as soon as it had finished
reading the file but it did not before the error window appeared. Is there a
limit on the size of file I can read in or is this more likely to be a specific
installation issue (it is a Windows Vista machine)?
If I have to chop the SD into smaller chunks, is there an elegant way of doing
this without messy ends/starts to the resulting chunks?
thanks,
Andy
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