memory.size function - RDocumentation
Description. memory.limit() reports or increases the limit in force on the total allocation. On non-Windows platformsthese are stubs which report infinity (Inf) with a warning. UsageArguments ValueDetails sets the maximum value of obtainable memory (including a very small amount of housekeeping overhead). This cannot exceed 3Gb on 32-bit Windows, and most versions are limited to 2Gb. The minimum i
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