(for your other email)
I would attempt to isolate and fix these problems before playing
with virtual memory.
I must admit that the error message looks like a problem with
memory allocation, but I think the solution to this lies in either
your tweaks, or in a bug with 2.11.49. Unfortunately, tracking
down the cause will likely not be easy.
I took a quick look at your files, and I couldn't see anything
obviously wrong -- you've done a good job of separating your
tweaks from your music definition. I can think of a few
possibilities:
- lilypond has trouble with your tweaks (I'm testing
MarkLine right now, but commenting that out doesn't stop the
problems)
- lilypond has trouble dealing with large paper sizes. (nope, not
this; commenting out the paper line doesn't fix it)
- maybe it's the number of StaffGroup nestings? What happens if
you comment out a bunch of lines in your -score file and have
everything inside a single GrandStaff or StaffGroup?
- maybe one or your tweaks happens to require a lot of CPU power
to calculate? What if you remove all your tweaks? (ie in your
defs, change all the definitions to be
blah = {
%
%
%
}
- if you try compiling your score with certain instruments removed
(ie comment out all the winds, then percussion, then strings,
etc), does the problem go away?
Sorry I can't help more; I've tried a few things without any
change, but I can't spend more time on it.
- Graham
On Sun, 22 Jun 2008 14:03:13 +0800 (CST)
hhpmusic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
> I'm again trapped in my symphony for the earthquake. I finished the
> introduction and now come to the first theme. Before writing the
> first theme, the score was compiled well. But now, only after 8 bars,
> the score can't be compiled any more. The log file shows the
> following strange error: Parsing...terminate called after throwing an
> instance of 'std::bad_alloc' what(): St9bad_alloc Then a warning
> window comes up, but my screen reader can't read it. What's wrong
> with my score? Is the problem only because of my machine? Sincerely
> Haipeng
>
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