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In MikTex, the memory size can be increased permanently by this way:

1, For Windows, Open a command Window and enter:

initexmf --edit-config-file=latex 

For Ubuntu, try this:

gedit .miktex/texmfs/config/miktex/config/latex.ini 

2. In the file opened (it may be empty), add:

   main_memory=12000000

3. Save the file and quite. Then in the command window, enter

   initexmf --dump=latex

Then repeat the above steps for pdflatex (replace latex with pdflatex). If the error persists, try increasing the main-memory value. For lualatex, the memory allocation is dynamic, hence the aforementioned steps are unnecessary, but if the compilation fails for lualatex, try for it as well

In MikTex, the memory size can be permanently increased by this way:

1, For Windows, Open a command Window and enter:

initexmf --edit-config-file=latex 

For Ubuntu, try this:

gedit .miktex/texmfs/config/miktex/config/latex.ini 

2. In the file opened (it may be empty), add:

   main_memory=12000000

3. Save the file and quit. Then in the command window, enter:

   initexmf --dump=latex

Then repeat the above steps for pdflatex (replace latex with pdflatex). If the error persists, try increasing the main_memory value. For lualatex, the memory allocation is dynamic, hence the aforementioned steps are unnecessary, but if the compilation fails for lualatex, try for that as well.

In MikTex, the memory size can be increased permanently by this way:

1, For Windows, Open a command Window and enter:

initexmf --edit-config-file=latex 

For Ubuntu, try this: gedit .miktex/texmfs/config/miktex/config/latex.ini

2. In the file opened (it may be empty), add:

   main_memory=12000000

3. Save the file and quite. Then in the command window, enter

   initexmf --dump=latex

Then repeat the above steps for pdflatex. If the error persists, try increasing the main-memory value. For lualatex,the memory allocation is dynamic, hence the aforementioned steps are unnecessary, but if the compilation fails for lualatex, try for it as well

In MikTex, the memory size can be increased permanently by this way:

1, For Windows, Open a command Window and enter:

initexmf --edit-config-file=latex 

For Ubuntu, try this:

gedit .miktex/texmfs/config/miktex/config/latex.ini 

2. In the file opened (it may be empty), add:

   main_memory=12000000

3. Save the file and quite. Then in the command window, enter

   initexmf --dump=latex

Then repeat the above steps for pdflatex (replace latex with pdflatex). If the error persists, try increasing the main-memory value. For lualatex, the memory allocation is dynamic, hence the aforementioned steps are unnecessary, but if the compilation fails for lualatex, try for it as well

In MikTex (on Windows), the memory size can be increased permanently by this way:

https://florian-rappl.de/Articles/Page/239/latex-memory

In MikTex, the memory size can be increased permanently by this way:

1, For Windows, Open a command Window and enter:

initexmf --edit-config-file=latex 

For Ubuntu, try this: gedit .miktex/texmfs/config/miktex/config/latex.ini

2. In the file opened (it may be empty), add:

   main_memory=12000000

3. Save the file and quite. Then in the command window, enter

   initexmf --dump=latex

Then repeat the above steps for pdflatex. If the error persists, try increasing the main-memory value. For lualatex,the memory allocation is dynamic, hence the aforementioned steps are unnecessary, but if the compilation fails for lualatex, try for it as well