Hi all,

a presumably simple question for any UNIX guru among you: after running 
s.surf.tps on a relatively large set of elevation points, the program 
exits after reaching 100% with the message

ERROR: G_calloc: out of memory

Can anybody tell me what kind of memory I should free in order to 
prevent this problem? The program warned me that I needed about 34Mb 
diskspace for temporary files, but I still have 76Mb free on the disk 
that the files are supposed to be written AFTER the program finished - is 
this simply not enough, and if so, why? There is 34 Mb of files present 
in the $LOCATION/.tmp/[hostname] directory. I suppose these are the 
files that are eventually written out as the desired GRASS raster files 
- can I salvage these by transferring them to $LOCATION/cell and run 
r.support? Any help is greatly appreciated!

Philip Verhagen
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