On Tue, 14 Sep 2004, Don Simons wrote:
> Because PMX is written in ancient FORTRAN, I have to put in fixed dimensions > for all the array variables. When I first started working on it about 12 > years ago, computers and compilers were very fussy about how big those > dimensions could be. They've gotten less fussy as technology has advanced. > But I presume there are still limits to how big I could or should make those > dimensions. So I don't want to arbitrarily pick some bigger numbers than are > now used. But if Simon or anyone else has a particular file that chokes PMX > and lies at the outer limits of the size you would ever desire, please send > it to me (directly) and I'll see if I can make the dimensions big enough for > that. > > --Don Simons > one way to deal with this would be to pull all of the dimensioning out in a parameterized include file and then use those parameters all throughout the code. Users should just then need to fiddle with a couple of parameters in the include file and rebuild if they need to change the problem size. Only Don can say how much effort that would be (I don't know much use of parameters there already is) and if it's worth it... cheers Neil _______________________________________________ TeX-music mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://icking-music-archive.org/mailman/listinfo/tex-music
