by merritt@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jul 9, 2008 at 01:05 PM
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> wrote:
>Very often when trying to plot small data files (just 10-20 lines) I
>get "Cairo is unhappy: out of memory" after which gnuplot simply hangs
>(have to use kill -9). Using 4.2 with patchlevel 2 from Ubuntu
>repository. There should be no problems with memory, there's over 600
>megs free (counting swap in).
>
>Any hints on where I should look for the solution?
According to this URL:
http://lists.cairographics.org/archives/cairo/2007-July/010983.html
that error message is totally bogus. I.e., something went wrong in cairo
but it does not necessarily have anything at all to do with memory.
Unfortunately, that doesn't help much.
Most of the problems I've had with cairo have been font problems,
but I've never seen that particular message.
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Ethan A Merritt
