mods to resolve some misc warnings. added alignPrimer function to needle man to allow...

[mothur.git] / mothurout.cpp

diff --git a/mothurout.cpp b/mothurout.cpp
index 9f678fef98505cae0de916b1db66914d5f41074f..f7b0d86bf93ff1c3f1ff6ec4ad62d21d66fc382b 100644 (file)
--- a/mothurout.cpp
+++ b/mothurout.cpp
@@ -452,6 +452,8 @@ void MothurOut::errorOut(exception& e, string object, string function) {
     }else { //bad alloc
         if (object == "cluster"){
             mothurOut(" has occurred in the " + object + " class function " + function + ". This error indicates your computer is running out of memory.  There are two common causes for this, file size and format.\n\nFile Size:\nThe cluster command loads your distance matrix into RAM, and your distance file is most likely too large to fit in RAM. There are two options to help with this. The first is to use a cutoff. By using a cutoff mothur will only load distances that are below the cutoff. If that is still not enough, there is a command called cluster.split, http://www.mothur.org/wiki/cluster.split which divides the distance matrix, and clusters the smaller pieces separately. You may also be able to reduce the size of the original distance matrix by using the commands outlined in the Schloss SOP, http://www.mothur.org/wiki/Schloss_SOP. \n\nWrong Format:\nThis error can be caused by trying to read a column formatted distance matrix using the phylip parameter. By default, the dist.seqs command generates a column formatted distance matrix. To make a phylip formatted matrix set the dist.seqs command parameter output to lt.  \n\nIf you are uable to resolve the issue, please contact Pat Schloss at mothur.bugs@gmail.com, and be sure to include the mothur.logFile with your inquiry.");
+        }else if (object == "shhh.flows"){
+                mothurOut(" has occurred in the " + object + " class function " + function + ". This error indicates your computer is running out of memory. The shhh.flows command is very memory intensive. This error is most commonly caused by trying to process a dataset too large, using multiple processors, or failing to run trim.flows before shhh.flows. If you are running our 32bit version, your memory usage is limited to 4G.  If you have more than 4G of RAM and are running a 64bit OS, using our 64bit version may resolve your issue.  If you are using multiple processors, try running the command with processors=1, the more processors you use the more memory is required. Running trim.flows with an oligos file, and then shhh.flows with the file option may also resolve the issue. If for some reason you are unable to run shhh.flows with your data, a good alternative is to use the trim.seqs command using a 50-bp sliding window and to trim the sequence when the average quality score over that window drops below 35. Our results suggest that the sequencing error rates by this method are very good, but not quite as good as by shhh.flows and that the resulting sequences tend to be a bit shorter. If you are uable to resolve the issue, please contact Pat Schloss at mothur.bugs@gmail.com, and be sure to include the mothur.logFile with your inquiry. ");
         }else {
             mothurOut(" has occurred in the " + object + " class function " + function + ". This error indicates your computer is running out of memory.  This is most commonly caused by trying to process a dataset too large, using multiple processors, or a file format issue. If you are running our 32bit version, your memory usage is limited to 4G.  If you have more than 4G of RAM and are running a 64bit OS, using our 64bit version may resolve your issue.  If you are using multiple processors, try running the command with processors=1, the more processors you use the more memory is required. Also, you may be able to reduce the size of your dataset by using the commands outlined in the Schloss SOP, http://www.mothur.org/wiki/Schloss_SOP. If you are uable to resolve the issue, please contact Pat Schloss at mothur.bugs@gmail.com, and be sure to include the mothur.logFile with your inquiry.");
         }