Le Vendredi, Juin 19, 2020 15:59 CEST, Rafael Guerra
a écrit:
> Script runs fine on Win10, Scilab 6.1, 64 GB RAM.
> But btw, the file a28.mat seems to have only 342MB.
I suspect that it does work fine with 64GB of ram: that's how I managed to work
around my initial problem.
This script
> Again, it is not clear why you just do not fuse all data together into one
> matrix and use plot2d() to plot all data at once.
>From my own experience, this might be the case when you want to track the
>progression of a lengthy calculation: you periodically add the new data on top
>of the
Script runs fine on Win10, Scilab 6.1, 64 GB RAM.
But btw, the file a28.mat seems to have only 342MB.
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Hallo Robert,
If you use xpoly() it means you know your data before you plot it?
--> I mean: you do not click in the figure to get the coordinates
--> Why not plot all data at once?
E.g.: Can you not plot all polylines in one single plot2d command?
If you can't, you may try following
Hello,
> De : De la part de Antoine Monmayrant
> Envoyé : vendredi 19 juin 2020 08:58
>
> Here is a small script that systematically crashes scilab on my machine:
It works fine for me, no crash.
Windows 7, RAM 16 GB, 12.9 GB used at peak.
[a, b] = getdebuginfo()
a =
"Memory in use: 39
it's the loadmatfile that crashes (here on Scilab-branch-6.1 under OSX,
with 16Gb ram)
"savematfile('a28.mat','a28');"
scilab-cli-bin(3310,0x115f1f5c0) malloc: can't allocate region
*** mach_vm_map(size=18446744071562067968) failed (error code=3)
scilab-cli-bin(3310,0x115f1f5c0) malloc: ***
Hello all,
Here is a small script that systematically crashes scilab on my machine:
// on my machine with 8Gb or ram and usual workload, n=28 crashes scilab
n=[24,26,28];
for i=n
disp(' '+string(i)+' ');
I tried to generate such kind of data file with the following Matlab script:
c1=fillcell();
c2=fillcell();
c3=fillcell();
save("c.mat","-v7.3","c1","c2","c3")
function c = fillcell()
c={};
for j=1:11
c{j}=rand(711,711,33);
end
end
The c.mat file is 4.18GB and I managed to
