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On 2/9/2010 1:15 AM, ÀÌÀϺó wrote:
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<div>ngram -debug 2 -order 3 -count-lm -lm google.countlm -vocab
vocab.txt -vocab-aliases google.aliases -limit-vocab -write-lm google.lm<br>
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<div>assertion "body != 0" failed: file "../../include/LHash.cc",
line 138<br>
3 [sig] ngram 21852 winpids::enumNT: error 0xC0000005 reading
system proce<br>
ss information<br>
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<div>However, I monitored the committed memory size and it reached
only 900MB.</div>
<div>So I'm wondering whether there is a memory usage limit in the
toolkit.</div>
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In case this is helpful: I wrote a small program called "maxalloc"
that will determine empirically how much data your system allows you to
allocate in a program (via malloc/new). This will be a function of
swap space, resource limits, system configuration, and you might not
have control over some of these and need assistance from a system
administrator.<br>
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For what it's worth, on my Windows XP system with Cygwin, I can only
malloc about 1GB of data, although I have 4GB of memory instaled.
Surely there is some windows configuration thingy somewhere that will
change this. Maybe someone with more Windows expertise can help!<br>
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Andreas<br>
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PS. maxalloc is in the latest SRILM beta version.<br>
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