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>From: David Wojtowicz <address@hidden> >Organization: . >Keywords: 200003131832.LAA07043 David, I had the same problem you encountered withe the Qvec_s function. I was able to comment out the definition of function2 and break up the function into smaller pieces like: function = s=ldf(hght)//ldfh !function2=v=smul(quo(-4.9e11,ldf(pres)),vasv(qvec(ldfh,vlav(geo)),kcrs(grad(ldfh)))) function2=s=quo(-4.9e11,ldf(pres))//term1 function3=v=smul(term1,vasv(qvec(ldfh,vlav(geo)),kcrs(grad(ldfh)))) This appears to be handled fine. The problem may be that working heap needed for the function has increased past what I defined for the UPC distribution. Steve Chiswell Unidata User Support > >Hi, > >We noticed the following problem with Garp 2.1. > >If we try to plot the following: > > Model Plan View -> Eta211 -> 500mb -> anytime -> > Qvec_s from the Vector column > >we get the message: > >GEMPAK: [DG -10] Internal grid list is full; simplify function. > >Plotting Qvec_n works as expected without the error. > >Looking at the fdf files, we can see that the Qvec_s >definition has one additional and obviously needed function, >KCRS() that Qvec_n does not. > >We recall that this had worked previously in older versions. > >This is Garp 2.1 from the NAWIPS-5.4PL15 distribution. >Standard factory distribution Garp_defaults and FDF files. >Problem happens the same on HP and Linux versions. > >-------------------------------------------------------- > David Wojtowicz, Research Programmer/Systems Manager > Department of Atmospheric Sciences Computer Services > University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign > email: address@hidden phone: (217)333-8390 >-------------------------------------------------------- > > >