Hi Manuel, Your PAW ntuple is a memory resident ntuple with large buffers for each column (18 columns with each 2 Mbytes). With PAW, you can process one column at the time, but not all columns. For example, you cannot do the following paw > ntuple/scan 7 ***** ERROR in HRBUFR : Not enough space in memory : ID= 7 I have increased the default buffer size and /PAWC/ size in the h2root converter in the current version in CVS. With this version, I can convert your PAW ntuple. However, I would strongly recommend to you to not use the memory ntuple resident feature of PAW, otherwise you will not be able to process larger ntuples with PAW itself or with h2root. h2root requires that a complete entry has to be stored in memory to make the conversion. Rene Brun On 17 Oct 2002, Manuel Fernandez [ISO-8859-1] Ordoņez wrote: > Hi Rene, thank you for the answer.... > > > 6 MB is a very small file. > > Could you put this file somewhere in a public area (eg AFS) and tell me > > how I can access it? > > I will put it in my web page.....i compressed it in a zip format > (otherwise it would be too long).......the address is: > > www.usc.es/~genp/nolo.html > > it is in the main page written in red.....with your name. > > Thank you in advance....Manuel. > > -- > ********************************************************* > * * > * Manuel Fernandez Ordonez * > * * > * Experimental Group of Nuclei & Particles (GENP) * > * Particle Physics Department * > * Campus Sur * > * University of Santiago de Compostela * > * 15782 Santiago de Compostela * > * SPAIN * > * * > * manuelf@usc.es * > * * > * Tlf: (0034) 981563100 - Ext:14000 * > * Fax: (0034) 981521091 * > * * > ********************************************************* >
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