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From: John Raymond Dore <johnrdore@gmail.com>
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Subject: heap size exceeded for large matrices
Date: Sun, 29 Aug 2010 01:50:39 -0700 (PDT)
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I wish to process both real and complex large matrices eg (1..10000,
1..10000)
I have no difficulty in increasing the storage size of a task.
I cannot do the same for matrices within a procedure which reports
that the heap is exceeded.
I am using AdaCore GNAT GPL Ada and AdaCore  GPS under Ubuntu.
I have 8 GB available as static memory plus a large disk space.
Help!
I surely cannot be the first person to face this problem.
I am using Ubuntu linux because it supports wireless 'out of the box'
and the SDK for AMD GPUs is supported.
I would otherwise use Debian to which I plan to migrate at a later
date.