Thanks again for your help!
I can confirm that your patch works, and appreciate it. I'm almost
surprised that I'd be one of the few running codes that would find a problem
such as this, with plotting repeatedly over a large number of iterations.
On Feb 1, 2008 11:22 AM, Michael Droettboom <[EM
Mike,
In response to your questions, yes, I meant to say MPL version 0.91.2.
I believe the objects were lists and dictionaries, and they appeared to be
related to plotting parameters, such as those found in rcParams.
http://www.laminarchaos.net/research/slicer_test.tar.gz
I'm now including a li
Also, if you're adventurous, try installing valgrind and running:
valgrind --tool=massif python slicer.py
valgrind --tool=memcheck --leak-check=yes --log-file=slicer_leak python
slicer.py
and send me the output -- (probably off list because they will be large
files).
Cheers,
Mike
Aaron Botni
Aaron Botnick wrote:
> I'm using MPL to plot a 6 panel figure of 2d data using pcolormesh. I
> started this script last night, and found it consuming over 3GB of
> memory when I got in this morning.
Another one... ;)
> After reading through old posts to
> this list, I came across this suggest
Hi all,
I'm using MPL to plot a 6 panel figure of 2d data using pcolormesh. I
started this script last night, and found it consuming over 3GB of memory
when I got in this morning. After reading through old posts to this list, I
came across this suggestion:
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/for
