Incrementally linking a star can sometimes consume more memory than
running a star that is built in, so you might try building your
star into the image at compile time.
Another thing to do is to use a much smaller database for testing
while you are developing your star. You could also look at how the
star is reading in the data, you might not need all of it in memory at
once.
Another idea is to have your sysadmin add swap to your machine. This
is usually not necessary though - running out of memory usually points
to another problem, such as a design flaw in the model you are working
on where you have a multirate system that has incompatible signal rates.
In general, if you have 128Mb of swap, you should be ok. You might
try using ps and top to see how much memory the pigiRpc process is
using. For more info about top, try searching the Ptolemy hackers
archive.
-Christopher
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I am using the SDF domain and I have to load an enormous data base. But I
have a problem when I load my star. Because pigi said that it has a
problem with the memory when there is a number of data.
What type of stars or another component can I use to load all my data?
Regards
Loly Hernandez
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