On Thu, May 8, 2008 at 2:35 PM, egbirgin <no-reply-gw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Well, ok, if your problem is very large then algencan will use a lot of memory. However, if your problem is small, you can very easily solve it using algencan. > > Just go to the file sources/algencan/dim.par and, with care, remove a couple of zeros from mmax, nmax, jcnnzmax, hnnzmax and nwma27. > > The current version of dim.par looks like > > C PARAMETERS > > integer mmax,nmax,nsmax,nwma27,hnnzmax,jcnnzmax > > parameter ( mmax = 500000 ) > parameter ( nmax = 500000 ) > parameter ( jcnnzmax = 10000000 ) > parameter ( hnnzmax = 10000000 ) > parameter ( nwma27 = 10000000 ) > parameter ( nsmax = 1000 ) > > Your modified version should looks like > > C PARAMETERS > > integer mmax,nmax,nsmax,nwma27,hnnzmax,jcnnzmax > > parameter ( mmax = 5000 ) > parameter ( nmax = 5000 ) > parameter ( jcnnzmax = 100000 ) > parameter ( hnnzmax = 100000 ) > parameter ( nwma27 = 100000 ) > parameter ( nsmax = 1000 ) > > After doing this modification, compile and run again. Everything will work fine. (Fortran 77 has no dynamic memory allocation.) Thanks, Ernesto, but the problem was NOT solved after having applied the suggested changes in dim.par: $ ./algencan Killed [paulus@localhost fortran]$ dir -l algencan -rwxrwxr-x 1 psmith psmith 169468 2008-05-30 16:38 algencan $ The optimization problem is the toyprob one. Paul -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
