Thank you very much!
Milan Lukic
Vadim V. Zhytnikov [18/08/03 23:52 +0300]:
> Maxima's background lisp GCL has compile time maximum
> memory limit. Default value - 32K pages which amounts to
> ~128Mb of RAM. Your computation exhausted all this
> memory. Take a look at the output generated by the command
> :lisp (room)
> If your really need more RAM for your should rebuild
> GCL with --enable-maxpages=64*1024 or some other
> greater value and use this new GCL to rebuild Maxima.
>
>
> Milan Lukic writes:
> >I have been getting "The storage for CONS is exhausted" a lot over
> >the last few days. Looking forward to see a solution!
> >Milan
> >P.S. I have not tried to do anything about the problem because:
> > a) the simplifications I was attempting were not too terribly
> > essential;
> > b) I suspect that, in my case, a better code (which I don't know how
> > to do)
> > might prevent some of those happenings:)
> >
> >Martin RUBEY [15/08/03 10:25 +0200]:
> >
> >>Forwarded from "Olav Fossgaard" <olav@chem.uit.no>:
> >>
> >>Dear all
> >>
> >>I am using Maxima to generate functional derivatives. I write the input in
> >>a file "functional.max" and call Maxima through a script which reads the
> >>file and generates the derivatives. For complicated functionals I run out
> >>of memory with the error message
> >>
> >>Correctable error: The storage for CONS is exhausted.
> >> Currently, 29707 pages are allocated.
> >> Use ALLOCATE to expand the space.
> >>
> >>How should I go about in order to increase the storage space? (I am new to
> >>Maxima, so I need this explained in simple terms).
> >>
> >>Tia
> >>
> >>Olav
> >>
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