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Unable to allocate memory

nmobini

I use IC-5141 sub-version 5.10.41.500.6.139.

I am doing transient analysis of a large analog circuit. The simulator I use is Virtuoso ADE 7.1.1.071

As soon as simulation is done and waveform are to be plotted. I get these errors. 

ERROR: Unable to allocate memory for locator map bnode split.

ERROR: Unable to allocate memory for transition file rw buffer.

How can I fix it?

 

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  • Quek

    Hi Gaofeng

    It is not a good idea to append to an old thread which has already ended in Apr 2010. This is against the forum guidelines. In future, please kindly start a new thread for your issue. This will also help us to concentrate on only your issue and not be confused by the old issue.  :)

    Would you please try the following?
    terminal>setenv CDS_AUTO_64BIT ALL
    terminal>virtuoso &

    The issue seems to be due to insufficient memory. If the machine has more than 4Gb of memory, using 64bits Virtuoso will most probably help to resolve this.

    Best regards
    Quek

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  • Quek

    Hi Gaofeng

    It is not a good idea to append to an old thread which has already ended in Apr 2010. This is against the forum guidelines. In future, please kindly start a new thread for your issue. This will also help us to concentrate on only your issue and not be confused by the old issue.  :)

    Would you please try the following?
    terminal>setenv CDS_AUTO_64BIT ALL
    terminal>virtuoso &

    The issue seems to be due to insufficient memory. If the machine has more than 4Gb of memory, using 64bits Virtuoso will most probably help to resolve this.

    Best regards
    Quek

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