memory allocation
memory allocation
Hi,
I am wondering whether is possible to increase the memory allocated to RATS.
Is there any specific instruction ?
I am estimating VARS with a bunch of variables and wondering whether such instruction exists.
Thanks
I am wondering whether is possible to increase the memory allocated to RATS.
Is there any specific instruction ?
I am estimating VARS with a bunch of variables and wondering whether such instruction exists.
Thanks
Re: memory allocation
There's no specific allocation for an application in modern versions of Windows. You get up to 2Gb in actual/virtual memory on the 32 bit version which is an absolute constraint since the 32 bit application can't address more than that. The 64 bit version doesn't have that limit. Are you running into memory problems? Simply estimating VARs would almost never cause a problem.
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davidparsley
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Re: memory allocation
I am running into memory problems with my new version of RATS 8.10. I would like to use the release command, but I don't want to type all the variables (> 6000 of them)
I can't find which commands I can use the "x1 to xN" syntax, as in Dofor x = X1 to XN
I'd like to do:
Release X1 to Xn
But that doesn't seem to work. Are there other ways of freeing up space?
I can't find which commands I can use the "x1 to xN" syntax, as in Dofor x = X1 to XN
I'd like to do:
Release X1 to Xn
But that doesn't seem to work. Are there other ways of freeing up space?
Re: memory allocation
RELEASE applies to almost any type of variable, so the shortcut for seriesA TO seriesB that can be used when referring to a set of series won't work. How are you running into memory problems? How long are those 6000 series?davidparsley wrote:I am running into memory problems with my new version of RATS 8.10. I would like to use the release command, but I don't want to type all the variables (> 6000 of them)
I can't find which commands I can use the "x1 to xN" syntax, as in Dofor x = X1 to XN
I'd like to do:
Release X1 to Xn
But that doesn't seem to work. Are there other ways of freeing up space?