Re: Re: problems with memory usage
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- Subject: [mg63363] Re: [mg63319] Re: [mg63263] problems with memory usage
- From: ggroup at sarj.ca
- Date: Mon, 26 Dec 2005 04:59:24 -0500 (EST)
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On Friday, December 23, 2005 at 05:08 GMT -0500, Marcelle Santos wrote: <snip> > than I save k1 and the parameters to a file, clear > everything with > Clear[p1]; <snip> > Howerver, after each step, the amount of memory used > gets larger and larger and, of course, the calculation > gets slower and slower. I don't understand exactly why > it happens since it reads one line per time and the > lines are very similar to each other. > Shouldn't it just use the same amount of memory in > every step? Your results are likely being saved in the history (In and Out). By default, your In and Out history will essentially contain a complete record of the session. If you always store important formulas and results explicitly for later use, then you may not need a very long history buffer. In that case, set $HistoryLength to something low, say 1 line: $HistoryLength=1; If you prefer, you can explicitly clear In and Out. Just use something like: Unprotect[In,Out]; Clear[In,Out]; Protect[In,Out];
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- Re: problems with memory usage
- From: Marcelle Santos <marcellesantos@yahoo.com>
- Re: problems with memory usage