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From: LAM SAI-L. <sl...@us...> - 2001-10-04 07:35:24
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Leigh Orf wrote: > I've run into a problem creating large vis5d files, namely once a > vis5d file hits 2 GB the routines to write it fail. > > Is this an integer overflow problem, or an inherent problem with the > vis5d file format? Can it be easily fixed? With modern hardware I can > easily visualize really big datasets and the 2 GB file size limit will > become a real problem. > > Leigh Orf Perhaps, you may try to recompile vis5d with the following compiler options for gcc in the relevant makefile: gcc -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 -D_LARGEFILE_SOURCE ... We have used these compiler options to create file > 2Gb on RedHat 7.1. Regards, Lam. |