Limit the amount of RAM Mathematica may access?
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Trying to solve a differential equation numerically, I noticed that Mathematica used up all RAM to the extent that my operating system (Windows 10) lost responsiveness and hung up.
As a result I had to restart my machine, losing all unsaved progress in the Mathematica notebook I was working on.
Is there a way to limit the RAM amount Mathematica can possibly access during a calculation?
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asked 10 hours ago
KagaratschKagaratsch
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Trying to solve a differential equation numerically, I noticed that Mathematica used up all RAM to the extent that my operating system (Windows 10) lost responsiveness and hung up.
As a result I had to restart my machine, losing all unsaved progress in the Mathematica notebook I was working on.
Is there a way to limit the RAM amount Mathematica can possibly access during a calculation?
performance-tuning front-end system-performance
asked 10 hours ago
KagaratschKagaratsch
4,83831348
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You can useMemoryConstrainedto constrain the amount of memory a computation takes.
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– Carl Woll
10 hours ago
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@CarlWoll Thanks! I wonder if there is a setting that applies this to the entire kernel session?
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– Kagaratsch
9 hours ago
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Trying to solve a differential equation numerically, I noticed that Mathematica used up all RAM to the extent that my operating system (Windows 10) lost responsiveness and hung up.
As a result I had to restart my machine, losing all unsaved progress in the Mathematica notebook I was working on.
Is there a way to limit the RAM amount Mathematica can possibly access during a calculation?
performance-tuning front-end system-performance
asked 10 hours ago
KagaratschKagaratsch
4,83831348
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Trying to solve a differential equation numerically, I noticed that Mathematica used up all RAM to the extent that my operating system (Windows 10) lost responsiveness and hung up.
As a result I had to restart my machine, losing all unsaved progress in the Mathematica notebook I was working on.
Is there a way to limit the RAM amount Mathematica can possibly access during a calculation?
performance-tuning front-end system-performance
performance-tuning front-end system-performance
asked 10 hours ago
KagaratschKagaratsch
4,83831348
asked 10 hours ago
KagaratschKagaratsch
4,83831348
asked 10 hours ago
KagaratschKagaratsch
4,83831348
asked 10 hours ago
KagaratschKagaratsch
4,83831348
asked 10 hours ago
KagaratschKagaratsch
4,83831348
4,83831348
4
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You can useMemoryConstrainedto constrain the amount of memory a computation takes.
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– Carl Woll
10 hours ago
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@CarlWoll Thanks! I wonder if there is a setting that applies this to the entire kernel session?
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– Kagaratsch
9 hours ago
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4
$begingroup$
You can useMemoryConstrainedto constrain the amount of memory a computation takes.
$endgroup$
– Carl Woll
10 hours ago
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@CarlWoll Thanks! I wonder if there is a setting that applies this to the entire kernel session?
$endgroup$
– Kagaratsch
9 hours ago
4
4
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You can use
MemoryConstrained to constrain the amount of memory a computation takes.$endgroup$
– Carl Woll
10 hours ago
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You can use
MemoryConstrained to constrain the amount of memory a computation takes.$endgroup$
– Carl Woll
10 hours ago
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@CarlWoll Thanks! I wonder if there is a setting that applies this to the entire kernel session?
$endgroup$
– Kagaratsch
9 hours ago
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@CarlWoll Thanks! I wonder if there is a setting that applies this to the entire kernel session?
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– Kagaratsch
9 hours ago
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You can use MemoryConstrained to set a memory constraint for an evaluation. You can use $Pre to set a memory constraint for all evaluations:
$Pre = Function[
Null,
MemoryConstrained[#, 2000000000-MemoryInUse],
HoldAll
];
For example:
Range[10^9]
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You can use MemoryConstrained to set a memory constraint for an evaluation. You can use $Pre to set a memory constraint for all evaluations:
$Pre = Function[
Null,
MemoryConstrained[#, 2000000000-MemoryInUse],
HoldAll
];
For example:
Range[10^9]
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You can use MemoryConstrained to set a memory constraint for an evaluation. You can use $Pre to set a memory constraint for all evaluations:
$Pre = Function[
Null,
MemoryConstrained[#, 2000000000-MemoryInUse],
HoldAll
];
For example:
Range[10^9]
$Aborted
answered 9 hours ago
Carl WollCarl Woll
73.2k397191
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You can use MemoryConstrained to set a memory constraint for an evaluation. You can use $Pre to set a memory constraint for all evaluations:
$Pre = Function[
Null,
MemoryConstrained[#, 2000000000-MemoryInUse],
HoldAll
];
For example:
Range[10^9]
$Aborted
answered 9 hours ago
Carl WollCarl Woll
73.2k397191
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You can use MemoryConstrained to set a memory constraint for an evaluation. You can use $Pre to set a memory constraint for all evaluations:
$Pre = Function[
Null,
MemoryConstrained[#, 2000000000-MemoryInUse],
HoldAll
];
For example:
Range[10^9]
$Aborted
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You can use
MemoryConstrainedto constrain the amount of memory a computation takes.$endgroup$
– Carl Woll
10 hours ago
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@CarlWoll Thanks! I wonder if there is a setting that applies this to the entire kernel session?
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– Kagaratsch
9 hours ago