Table size limit?
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Here is what I am seeing:
>> mnl = readmps('mnl.mps');
??? Error using ==> addtotable at 12
Too many entries in table.
Error in ==> readmps at 150
rowtable=addtotable(rowtable,f{2},rowcount);
I am trying to use readmps, a file off the matlab exchange for creating linear programming problems in matlab. I have used the program before with no problems. I suspect that the mps file I am trying to read in is just to big. Is this likely the cause? Is there some size limit on tables that I am unaware of?
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Walter Roberson
2012-3-5
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I do not find any readmps routine in the MATLAB File Exchange.
I find lpmexext which appears to have a read_mps command in it. That code appears to have a limit of 100 lps. You might be able to increase that by increasing the value of the LPMAX #define near the beginning of the C source.
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Walter Roberson
2012-3-5
In newtable.m change the 1000 to a larger value.
Jan
2012-3-5
There is no real chance, that somebody can guess, what's going on. We do neither know the function nor the file.
I suggest to use the debugger to stop Matlab, when the problem occurs:
dbstop if error
Then check the value of the local variables. Perhaps rowcount is Inf by accident or a damaged file? Perhaps it is negative and the error message is misleading?
Did you ask the author?
Edward Umpfenbach
2012-3-5
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Walter Roberson
2012-3-5
The error message you indicate is hard-coded in to addtotable.m and is based upon 90% occupancy of the declared table size, where the declared table size is initialized to 1000 in newtable.m
The error message is _not_ produced as a result of a try/catch around having run out of memory: it is produce by the code detecting that the table it pre-created is full.
Edward Umpfenbach
2012-3-6
Walter Roberson
2012-3-6
Looks like it to me. Or at least _that_ won't be the limit you run in to ;-)
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