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space_cadet wrote:
> So whats going on here?  I originally thought the machine I was using ran
> out of memory, but now I'm running on a machine with 28GB of RAM, so thats
> not the issue. Is there simply a limit on how large the input file can be?
> Or is this include file scheme flawed somehow?
> 
> Any ideas? I'm really stuck up a creek here.
> 
	If you have 28GB of RAM, I'll assume that you have a 64bits CPU
(since 32bits CPU are limited to 4GB). *But* do you also have a
64bits version of linux? If you don't, any application you run will
be limited to either 2 or 3GB (depending on some kernel options) no
matter how much physical RAM/swap are available...

		Jerome
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