On Fri, 16 Apr 1999, Konstantinos Euripides Vorloou wrote:
> I am trying to create a matrix 8000x8000 but cannot
> make R work properly with:
>
> rgui --vsize 30 --nsize 1000000
>
> I can't pass an nsize value more than 1000000.
>
> What are the limits uder windows 98 ?
It is not a question of limits under Windows 98, It is a question of limits
under R. Which version is this? (You should be using 30M not 30
in a current version.)
The nsize limit is currently 20,000,000 in both Unix and gnuwin32 versions,
but you can increase it by re-compiling. You are trying to create a 488Mb
matrix (if real) and I would have thought heap space not cons cells was
your problem. That has a limit of 2048M.
If I try
matrix(0, 8000, 8000) -> jj
I get
Error: heap memory (30720 Kb) exhausted [needed 500000 Kb more]
See "help(Memory)" on how to increase the heap size.
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