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Subject: Re: pdfjadetext (was Re: DOCBOOK: styleheets)
[BTW, this discussion is off-topic for this list -- it should occur on the DSSSL list instead.] Egon Schmid <eschmid@s.netic.de> writes: > I know that fact. I have a DocBook document, which is more than 1000 > pages long. I can process this manual.tex manual with "pdfjadetex > manual.tex" or "pdftex &pdfjadetex manual.tex" > > The crux is, it stops after 720 pages with a TeX error message: "TeX > capacity exceeded". Sorry I can't mail the exact message, because I > hosed my Debian system. Aww.... why'd you do that? > I tried to upgrade to a newer unstable jadetex. Upgrading to TeX from unstable may help in Debian. Make sure you accept the new configuration files from /etc/texmf/. I am the Debian JadeTeX maintainer, and I tried to work closely with the teTeX maintainer to raise the capacity limits. > I know also, that I can enlarge TeX buffers/pools/variables with editing > /etc/texmf.cnf and doing a "tex -ini latex.ltx". But these increase > stops sometimes and after 720 pages I get always the same TeX error > message. It is independently of how large I made the entry in texmf.cnf Ah, that might be your problem. After frobbing the memory sizes in /etc/texmf/, you will need to run 'fmtutil --all' to remake the memory dumps. You are just remaking *one* memory dump (latex). You need to remake the other ones as well, esp. pdftex and pdflatex. -- .....Adam Di Carlo....adam@onShore.com.....<URL:http://www.onShore.com/>
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