Closed rzach closed 2 months ago
In the last commit, I have modified lgc2...
to forward any additional parameters to Prolog. Try to increase the stack size using
lgc2tex shramko-wansing --stack-limit=32g
The default on 32bit architectures is 512M and on 64bit architectures 1g.
The underlying problem is that the complexity of some algorithms is high (regarding time and stack size), depending on the number of truth values. For inf/sup-defined operators and quantifiers, the complexity should be lower, though.
Seems to be a different problem. Same error with lots of stack. In fact, swipl doesn't seem to use much memory when running into this error. Still checking ...
@rzach It seems we can close this issue: I just tried it on a machine with some memory, and the command
lgc2tex shramko-wansing.lgc --stack-limit=100G
terminated after 5 hours successfully. So it just seems to be a matter of resources.
Ok!
Any way around this? This happens for the quantifier in the 16-valued bilattice.