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64-bit compiling for Unix
We have Analog running on a Solaris server with 32GB of RAM. Our log files
(over 5 GB zipped for one day of data) are now causing Analog to run out of
memory. The reports ran fine when we had 3.5 GB of data but not now.

The only information I can find on recompiling for 64-bit is to add a single
line item to the Makefile. Is it as simple as that? Has anyone done it
successfully?

Thanks
Terry
Re: 64-bit compiling for Unix [ In reply to ]
On Monday 12 January 2009 15:52:16 Terry Chambers wrote:
> We have Analog running on a Solaris server with 32GB of RAM. Our log files
> (over 5 GB zipped for one day of data) are now causing Analog to run out of
> memory. The reports ran fine when we had 3.5 GB of data but not now.
>
> The only information I can find on recompiling for 64-bit is to add a
> single line item to the Makefile. Is it as simple as that? Has anyone
> done it successfully?

Yes. We switched to Linux a while back, from memory you need to
add -xtarget=native64 if using SUNWspro (don't know about gcc). Also
add -lm -lnsl to libraries.

Dima
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Dimitri Maziuk
Programmer/sysadmin
BioMagResBank, UW-Madison -- http://www.bmrb.wisc.edu
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