I'm wondering if there is any memory limitation in Gnuplot?
I'm using a Bash script for handling of log information. Gnuplut will be invoked in the script to create graphs.
There seems to a 2GB limit. If my logs are bigger, it seems like Gnuplot can't handle it.
Is there a 2GB limit? I'm using Gnuplot 3.7.3
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> I'm wondering if there is any memory limitation in Gnuplot?
No, there isn't.
> There seems to a 2GB limit.
That's much more probably a system limit. 2GB in a single process on a 32-bit machine is quite an achievement already. Expecting more would be courageous.
> If my logs are bigger, it seems like Gnuplot can't handle it.
Too vague. What actually happens?
> I'm using Gnuplot 3.7.3
Why? That's many years below the horizon!
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Hi,
I'm wondering if there is any memory limitation in Gnuplot?
I'm using a Bash script for handling of log information. Gnuplut will be invoked in the script to create graphs.
There seems to a 2GB limit. If my logs are bigger, it seems like Gnuplot can't handle it.
Is there a 2GB limit? I'm using Gnuplot 3.7.3
> I'm wondering if there is any memory limitation in Gnuplot?
No, there isn't.
> There seems to a 2GB limit.
That's much more probably a system limit. 2GB in a single process on a 32-bit machine is quite an achievement already. Expecting more would be courageous.
> If my logs are bigger, it seems like Gnuplot can't handle it.
Too vague. What actually happens?
> I'm using Gnuplot 3.7.3
Why? That's many years below the horizon!