08-17-2020, 02:28 AM
(08-16-2020, 01:12 AM)borges Wrote: However, none of that matters: OCMEM is an environment variable that you pass to the NASTRAN-95 executable to tell it how many (four-byte) words it should attempt to allocate for its open core. You can set it to any positive integer value equal to or less than 14000000, representing 56 MB of open core. Setting it to any value outside of that set (e.g. "14000001", "-5", "2.71828", "donuts"), regardless of file validity or model scale, will cause a fatal message to be issued.
The program set the largest number at 14000000, you ask more than that, sure you will get a warring.
You need to raise that largest number in the program.