Hi,
You do not need to manually deallocate memory -- it is reclaimed automatically when NCL terminates.
If you are reading really large datasets into memory, its likely that your machine is having to swap to disc the memory from other running applications, and the machine may behave sluggishly after NCL terminates while and until the memory-pages for those apps are swapped back in. However, that should be only very temporarily, not much more than a minute or so. Is that what you are experiencing?
Rick
On Oct 21, 2011, at 8:53 AM, Cheung wrote:
> Dear all:
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> Does it need to manually allocate memory on MAC when finishing ncl script, cause I find after several ncl scripts which handling large data content done, my mac become very slow and the free memory is very low.
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