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Re: Limit on lilypond-book
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Herman Grootaers |
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Re: Limit on lilypond-book |
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Sat, 14 May 2005 20:36:09 +0200 |
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On Saturday 14 May 2005 15:31, Bernard Hurley wrote:
> Hi,
>
> >From the log it looks like lilypond is failing when it gets to
>
> SwatijBozje06.ly. This suggests that either there is some obscure error
> in SwatijBozje06.ly, or, more likely that Lilypond has run out of
> memory. In the latter case it would be cured if lilypond-book caught the
> error and then submitted a shorter list of files - starting at
> lily-261943161 (= SwatijBozje06.ly) to lilypond. If it failed a second
> time it would be more or less certain the error was in the .ly file and
> a message could report something like:
>
> Unknown error in ....
>
> /Bernard
>
> On Fri, 2005-05-13 at 11:59 +0200, Herman Grootaers wrote:
> > On Thursday 12 May 2005 23:53, you wrote:
> > > Herman Grootaers wrote:
> > > > I am in the process of finishing a book for our church-choir in
> > > > church-slavic, but in modern cyrillic, which contains of 127 pieces,
> > > > some are versions on the same text.
> > > >
> > > > However Lilpond-book breaks after about the 105 file, it does not
> > > > continue to process the rest of the files in the input-file.
> > > >
> > > > There are 555 *eps-files, 92 *ly files, and 184 *tex* files in the
> > > > outputdirectory.
> > > >
> > > > Because this error occure more than once, I ask myself if there are
> > > > any limits on open files in lilypond-book, or that there is a
> > > > non-documented feature (aka as a bug) in play.
> > >
> > > bug. Report please.
> >
> > LOL, very terse reply on a long question, but now the serious part:
> >
> > The complete output of the verbose run is attached, included with the
> > source-file. All sources compile cleanly with lilypond, including the
> > known bugs in 2.5.22.
> >
> Hi,
>
>From the log it looks like lilypond is failing when it gets to
>
> SwatijBozje06.ly. This suggests that either there is some obscure error
> in SwatijBozje06.ly, or, more likely that Lilypond has run out of
> memory. In the latter case it would be cured if lilypond-book caught the
> error and then submitted a shorter list of files - starting at
> lily-261943161 (= SwatijBozje06.ly) to lilypond. If it failed a second
> time it would be more or less certain the error was in the .ly file and
> a message could report something like:
>
> Unknown error in ....
>
Sorry, all sourcefiles were checked individually with lilypond, just to check
wether the syllables are in the correct places, and if the music was copied
right. Done this with a small bash-script, so I would know if something did
not go well after a change, like adapting slurs, (de-)cerscendo's and the
like.
Lilpond-book is just one step further to get a complete book of all the
different pieces, for the final check-up/correction/rework by the director of
our church-choir. I will take some time this evening to test wether the break
is in SwatijBozje06.ly or if it is an example that lilypond-book needs a
rewrite, that is that each file is closed after it is completed, thus leaving
enough file-handles / memory free for lilypond, and in the end the
generation is done in a sequential reading of all files necessarry to
generate the book. However I am not a perl-scripter, bash/ksh is my style
augmented with awk/sed and the other unix/linux-utilities there are.
Maybe it is just the fact that I am writing for two choirs; one church-choir
and one choir/orchestra/dancegroup with russian, oekrainian, and
white-russian folkmusic; with lots of pieces which belong to each other,
which I will combine into one book for each choir, and a set for the director
for the Liturgy and the performances we give during the year.
--
Herman Grootaers