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Jose Maria Bielza

Berlin
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Posted - 03/12/1999 :  7:58:00 PM  Show Profile  Edit Topic  Reply with Quote  View user's IP address  Delete Topic
I am trying to analyze a large ASCII data file, of 4092 data and 2 MB size. The data are arranged in 64 columns, and each file contains a curve. I translate each column to a temporal worksheet, then fit it to a line, calculate the area between the lines and save the final data, but after 2-4 iterations, the program reacts no more. I think it saturates the memory of the computer, is there a way to clean it?

Thanks in advance.

greg

USA
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Posted - 03/12/1999 :  3:23:00 PM  Show Profile  Edit Reply  Reply with Quote  View user's IP address  Delete Reply
Having a scripting language in Origin gives our users the ability to write powerful analysis routines that make their work easier, but it also gives them the ability to write programs that crash. Technical Support can not debug user-written LabTalkTM programs for customers, but we can give assitance.

You need to study the Programming section of the LabTalkTM manual to get an idea of how to debug a LabTalkTM script. In particular, the echo command and the @B system variable along with judicious use of type statements and reporting variable values with varname=; can all be useful tools in debugging a script.

Once you have precisely identified the problem, you can usually see how to fix it.

Occasionally the problem is more complex or exists in LabTalkTM itself. At this point you should provide Technical Support with the details - including all needed scripts and any relevant data. There should be enough information supplied so that we can reproduce the problems on our computers. Again, you should have identified the cause of the problem with your debugging efforts before contacting tech support.

In your case, you should contact Additive Technical Support for technical help.
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