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I have a program with large arrays for ML analyzis in Visual Fortran "Visual Fortran Composer XE 2013 SP1 Update 6" win 10 home 64 bit.
I Think I get memory limit errors but I have 32 GB ram memory. The arrays are around 2 GB large in bytes.
Is there a limit how large a Visual Fortran can be?
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Theoretically, I'd say, as large as the memory in your machine but smaller than the limits of 64-bits addresses. But that is idle speculation. Can you describe the problems you are facing? Complaints from the compiler, run-time errors, that sort of things. Large arrays cannot come from the stack - they have to be allocated or be defined as SAVEd, because the stack on Windows has a limited fixed size.
The current lack of details does not allow us to give you any specific advice ;).
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Please see the article https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/memory-limits-applications-windows .
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Many thanks for your comments! The comments helped me to solve the problem by increasing the stack size,

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