MemoryConstrained
MemoryConstrained[expr,b]
evaluates expr, stopping if more than b bytes of memory are requested.
MemoryConstrained[expr,b,failexpr]
returns failexpr if the memory constraint is not met.
Details
- MemoryConstrained generates an interrupt to stop the evaluation of expr if the amount of additional memory requested during the evaluation of expr exceeds b bytes.
- MemoryConstrained evaluates failexpr only if the evaluation is aborted.
- MemoryConstrained returns $Aborted if the evaluation is aborted and no failexpr is specified.
- Aborts generated by MemoryConstrained are treated just like those generated by Abort, and can thus be overruled by AbortProtect.
- MemoryConstrained[expr,Infinity] imposes no memory constraint.
Examples
Basic Examples (2)
Run a command until a memory limit is exceeded:
The loop ran until memory allocation for the result of Range exceeded the limit:
Introduced in 1988
(1.0)
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Updated in 2007 (6.0)