Problem solved ... even as orginally C++ or Java programmer it is strange,
but a interpreted language makes it possible to obtain with an import at a
different position a complety different behaviour during run-time.
I just putted the import of mathplotlib and pylab after the file reading and
after the type conversion and it works. :jumping:
Comment to just switch to another system with 64bit. Sometimes if your are
not admin of a machine, than it is hard to change the system ;-)
Thank you anyhow, based on your comments I found the solution. Do you
perhaps know if there is something like a memdefrag :-/?
Have a nice weekend
Stefan
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