geoffveale wrote:
>
> WARNING: This may be a novice question..
>
> In the past I wrote c code for Dos and I could not have an array that
> exceeded 64kB. When I started with TS-Linux on my TS-7260 I thought
> that I might be able to have arrays greater than 64kB. To my
> displeasure I have found that if I use arrays of more that 64kB I
> eventually get segmentation fault errors. If I keep my arrays to less
> than 64kB the problems disappear.
>
> Is this normal for Linux or specific to the TS-7000 series?
>
> Geoff Veale
>
It is not a limit of either - you must have a bug in your code.
32-bit Linux is limited to something like about 4G - I have personally
worked with matrices over 2G in bytes. the ts7000's are going to be
limited to the amount of ram you have installed plus the amount of swap
space you have configured, which is usually limited to whatever other
memory the board can see - with some fussing around this could be
configured as an NFS mount over your ethernet connection to another machine.
-Jeff
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