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  1. AlexSax
    Hi all, I am using an LSF module consisting of a gain and integrator blocks only for calculating input and output energy of a simple ELN module. When I try to simulate a long period of time I notice that the physical memory used by the process continues to increase up to the point that the simulation is stopped due to the following exception: Error: (E549) uncaught exception: std::bad_alloc In file: ../../../../src/sysc/kernel/sc_except.cpp:98 In process: sca_implementation_0.cluster_process_0 That is probably due to the fact that there is no more free physical memory on my machine. I noticed that commenting the LSF module the simulation goes on till the end. Why LSF uses so much memory, more than ELN for example? I used LSF only because I needed the integrator block to integrate the power over time, so can I use the other MoCs to perform the same computation? Maybe by using TDF and some numerical integration method? Thanks much! Alessandro
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