There is no magic. There is no way to use an external drive.
==
[1] Only do (say) one 'len' per run; maybe two 'len'
[2] Since these are monthly data, the adjacent 0.5 spaced grid points
are likely highly correlated. Hence, you can thin the array
upon input and not lose any 'scientific' value. NCL array syntax
can be used.
f = addfile("..","r")
prc = f->precip(:,::2,::2)
printVarSummary(prc)
This will retain the full number of time steps so that
you will have the max number of values for the distribution
at each grid point.
It will reduce the memory required by 75% !!
Maybe a combination of [1] and [2]
Good luck
On 7/30/13 3:36 AM, Setareh Rahimi wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I run a program which need lots of memory say 15 G, but my laptop does not
> have such a free memory to run the program. Does anbody know how can I use
> an external hard to run the program?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
>
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