[Gretl-users] On manageable matrix dimenisons

I have a question for more experienced users and the guardians of gretl. I am about to go into Markov Chain Monte Carlo simulations and an acceptance/rejection algorithm of the generated values. This would require something like 200,000 loop runs, from which say something like 100,000 will be accepted and should be stored. The number of parameters is 32. Up to now with smaller simulations, I used to store such values in matrix objects, and then turn them into series objects. But now I am looking at a 100,000 X 32 matrix, or at best at 32 vectors of 100,000 X 1 dimension, and I was wondering whether such a large row dimension will create problems of speed or any other kind of problems. Any suggestion on that? -- Alecos Papadopoulos PhD Athens University of Economics and Business web: alecospapadopoulos.wordpress.com/ skype:alecos.papadopoulos