I've been trying to open/read ASCII files which are not so big: about 15Mb; and I get the message "not enough memory to open the file" or something like that. According to the "memory" command, I've got plenty of available memory : * Maximum possible array: 13020 MB (1.365e+10 bytes) * * Memory available for all arrays: 13020 MB (1.365e+10 bytes) * * Memory used by MATLAB: 708 MB (7.420e+08 bytes) * Physical Memory (RAM): 8073 MB (8.465e+09 bytes) What's going on ?

Problem opening "large" file

Frederic

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I've been trying to open/read ASCII files which are not so big: about 15Mb; and I get the message "not enough memory to open the file" or something like that. According to the "memory" command, I've got plenty of available memory :

Maximum possible array: 13020 MB (1.365e+10 bytes) *
Memory available for all arrays: 13020 MB (1.365e+10 bytes) *
Memory used by MATLAB: 708 MB (7.420e+08 bytes)
Physical Memory (RAM): 8073 MB (8.465e+09 bytes)

What's going on ?

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dpb 2014-2-6

在 MATLAB Online 中打开

Again, show your work...actual code/error messages in context are far more informative than descriptions paraphrased...

Have you done a

clear all

and similar first?

Have you tried to load or read a subset? Are you sure there are record markers in the file or is it perhaps malformed as a single, long record of 15+MB or some other problem inherent in it/them?

And, of course, if you can control the creation of these files, for such sizes using stream unformatted is much faster and more disk efficient than formatted.

Walter Roberson 2014-2-6

To check, your fopen() statement itself is triggering the memory error? And you have no accidentally defined "fopen" as an array and have not accidentally provided your own fopen.m file ?

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