From: Werner L. <wl...@gn...> - 2005-06-30 13:19:37
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George, I've only 256MByte main memory, and the generation of the Big 5 subfonts needs a *huge* amount of memory, which is expected. What I don't expect is that FontForge needs a bigger amount of time to exit (after the last subfont has been generated) than for reading the font and creating the subfonts altogether! There seems to be a kind of recursive memory deallocation of all arrays which causes endless swapping. Can you avoid this? It is probably sufficient to call a brute-force `exit()' or even `_exit()' in case fontforge is invoked non-interactively on the command line with a `-script' option. Wernre |