Hello,
Did you try to increase the stack size with stacksize() ; it may be a simple
solution if the array is not too big.
Otherwise, I generally recourse to the Scilab function unix_g(), with a string
parameter calling one of the basic OS functions (e.g. sed or grep) to reduce
the size of the array before processing with SciLab.
HTH
Denis
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Nacer Mohamed Ikbal (ETAS/ESY)
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Objet : [Scilab-users] Tall Array in Scilab
Hello M'ms and Sirs,
Do we have the concept of Tall Array in scilab, because I need to read a big
chunk of data and it may get worst and worst soon and scilab is crushing
because it cannot handle it.
The concept of Tall Array is explained it here
https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/import_export/tall-arrays.html
So if anyone can help it will be very helpful ?
Thanks in advances.
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