I did some more testing, broke the file into thirds and they all compiled
reasonably. There was a page limiter in one sub file that might have caused
that oddness, because now the complete file goes to Error exit status 1
instead. When testing that third it rendered everything onto one page which
p
Shane Brandes writes:
> failed (0): gs: failed to fork (Cannot allocate memory) Did I break
> something or is it wanting a more robust machine? I was trying to run
> a file that runs to about a hundred pages using 2.17.9 over Ubuntu
> 12.10. Anyway that particular error does not seem obvious to m
failed (0): gs: failed to fork (Cannot allocate memory)Did I break
something or is it wanting a more robust machine? I was trying to run a
file that runs to about a hundred pages using 2.17.9 over Ubuntu 12.10.
Anyway that particular error does not seem obvious to me.
Shane
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Alexander Kobel wrote:
Besides, in the same line and in line 95, the note name before "8" is
missing (both times after the opening brace of \repeat percent).
Ugh. Bad Pastie, bad. Not escaping < in HTML code, you are!
That's why I missed the chords, so sorry for the noise - I agree with Neil.
Tom Cloyd wrote:
I'm suddenly getting an error I don't understand. [...]
The score may be seen here: http://pastie.org/775801
Here's the error msg:
t...@tomc-desktop:~/Music/Music_scores/Lilypond$ lilypond arabesque-b.ly
GNU LilyPond 2.12.3
Processing `arabesque-b.ly'
Parsing...
arabesque-b.ly:
2010/1/12 Tom Cloyd :
> As you can see, it's rejecting the closing corner bracket. Makes no sense to
> me, and as of now my work on this score is halted. Would appreciate any
> help!!!
(75)\sfol \repeat percent 2 {8 [ e' ] |
There's a closing brace missing here for the percent repeat.
Rega
I'm suddenly getting an error I don't understand. I've compared my score
with other, similar ones, and cannot see a problem. This score has been
find for quite some, and now it won't compile. I really use a hint as to
the nature of the problem. I've reduced it to minimal code sufficient to
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