I have an Array that is pretty big. VERY big. Every 14 elements in the array is a set. And I need to do some operations with values stored in that array.

But the way it is currently written below, makes my program run out of memory. Can you help me? I wouldn't mind any working option. 

#Initialization
my @in= (INSERT VERY LARGE ARRAY HERE);
my $MaxAgc0 = "1.15503129132678e-005"; # MaxAgc0 is a constant

#Interpolation
if (@in) {
    for (my $i = 0; $i < @in; $i += 14) {
       for(my $j=1;$j<=$in[$i];$j++){  #$j is the actual no. of sector
+s.
            my $num=($in[$i+12]*$MaxAgc0);
            push @Attn, $num/$in[$i+10];
        }
    }
    for (my $i = 0; $i < @in; $i += 14) {
        push @powers, ($in[$i + $_] - $Attn[$i])/100 for (2..9);  
    }
} else { # @in is empty
    print "\n No data to map for Panda machine. Check if input logfile
+ is empty";
    kill;
}

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I need the values in @powers

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