Re: High memory or huge(?) lists
- From: Jeannot <jean.muller@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 7 Feb 2008 02:31:09 -0800 (PST)
Thanks for the reply,
I am not using [array get] anywhere, some lrange sometimes to
reconstruct lists. I was afraid of that reply using sqlite I haven't
experienced that yet (I mean working with database connection under
tcl) but could be a solution indeed... the thing is that my list were
initially only maximum 5 results (and not a 1000) and we decided to
extend the results ;-) so trying to apply and tune the scripts to that
request.
I never used Metakit I'll have a look at it.
Jeannot
On 7 fév, 11:17, schlenk <schl...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Jeannot wrote:
Hi @ll,
I am working with a lot of data stored in one array and I encounter
this message:
"Not enough memory to allocate list
abort"
I am working on a high memory machine running Linux and Tcl8.5 (64 Go
and may have access to even bigger) so memory should not be the
problem altough I am investing this also...
Could be the case if you do an [array get] somewhere, which tries to
create tons of objects and a huge list for your arrays. But might have
other causes.
I think it might be an idea to use a :memory: based sqlite database or
something like Metakit for your data, usually much better for managing
huge structures of stuff than doing similar things via arrays when you
have a ton of data.
Michael
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