RE: pfconv and pfSharedArenaSize

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From: PEPPER Craig (craig.pepper++at++tenix.com)
Date: 03/22/2001 17:06:00


I've had a similar problem, and have had success by first converting each
individual flight file to pfb, then using pfconv to bring all the small pfb
files into one large one.

For example, I use this shell script to convert output from TerraVista:

    #!/bin/csh

    /usr/share/Performer/bin/rmsem

    foreach f ( flight*.flt )

        pfconv $f `basename $f .flt`.pfb
        /usr/share/Performer/bin/rmsem

    end

    pfconv flight*.pfb master.pfb

As far as I can work out, you only need the rmsem lines in pf2.4 on Linux.

Hope this helps,

Craig

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Allen, Donna N [mailto:Donna.Allen++at++PHL.Boeing.com]
> Sent: Friday, 23 March 2001 03:05
> To: 'info-performer++at++sgi.com'
> Subject: pfconv and pfSharedArenaSize
>
>
> I'm attempting to bring a bunch of OpenFlight files together
> in one large
> pfb file using pfconv. There are many files and they are
> apparently too
> big, because I'm getting this error when I'm almost through with the
> conversion:
>
> PF Fatal/Resource: pfMemory::new() Unable to
> allocate 112 bytes
> from
> arena 0x64000000.
> Try using pfSharedArenaSize() or env PFSHAREDSIZE
> to increase the arena size
> (currently 262144.00 KBytes) and check for adequate
> setrlimit()
> values and available space on swap (or pfTmpDir()).
>
> and then it core dumps.
>
> Does anyone know how to fix this? Or to make it work?
>
> My use of performer is limited, so please don't get too complex in the
> response :-)
>
> Thanks!
>
> Donna
> Donna Allen
> Lead Database Modeler
> Boeing Philadelphia
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